Class B RV Living at Yellowstone National Park | First Come First Serve Camping

[@IreneIronTravels]

Thanks for watching! Let us know if you have any questions!

[@PandaLAG]

Ive been binging your class b videos - because we're waiting for our preorder Noovo Plus. We're so excited... it took us awhile to decide between class b & travel trailer/ truck. You make the class B look seem like there are a lot of positives.

[@rambalram2610]

19:02 In some part of the world these buttons are called "Tip Button"

[@NomadicInNature]

Beautiful area to camp. Thank you for sharing. 💖 👍

[@IreneIronTravels]

Thanks for watching! Yellowstone was soooooo big..... not enough time to explore it all. Gotta leave some for next visit!😃

[@amyfawkes6153]

Was it a roll of the dice to determine who gets to empty the black tank? Maybe it was this or the job that calls ahead to Cracker Barrel?

[@IreneIronTravels]

🤣 No, I always did the black tank....but when I sprained my ankle now Chris does it too! Lucky me! 😊

[@stan3497]

very cool

[@IreneIronTravels]

Thanks!😃

[@harley9218]

As clean as the dumping system appears to be, the hose is still laying on dirty pavement and you are handling the gloves with your bare hands. Just a thought.

[@michaelkree]

Would you have any problems finding a spot in Yellowstone with a trailer?

[@IreneIronTravels]

The two campgrounds in this video would be fine for trailers about our size, but in the next video when we went to Lewis lake campground, it was for rigs I think around 22 or 25 ft. Much smaller there... mostly car campers and vans...but our 26ft trailer might have fit!