WE DO NOT FIT! Is a 40 Foot RV TOO BIG? // Ginnie Springs, FL

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[@irisg447]

That's a nice sound hearing your daughter call out for her dad when she needed help. We hardly hear that today. It's a family sound. Thanks for the memories.

[@yankeesusa1]

I think at this point rigs that big just add way more stress to camping trips rather than providing an escape. Reason we decided to stay at 28 feet or smaller, even then you still have a lot to worry about before enjoying a camping trip.

[@terria4698]

We fell into the "buy as big a rig as you can afford! You'll need the space!" trap. 8 years later, our 32' Class C is waaaay more than we need. Having to be mindful of roads, of the amount of room to park your rig, the worry that the campground road will make it hard to maneuver.... That takes away a lot of the fun. Some people want to haul all the conveniences of home with them. Others discover that isn't necessary. For us, getting AWAY from the trappings of a stix 'n brix is what makes us happy, not taking it all with us. We've calculated, from the amount we carry, that we'd easily fit it all, plus have living room, in a 17' TT. It seems some really want the big rig, but I advise newbies to make a serious evaluation and decide if they HAVE to have all the bells 'n whistles. Thankfully you folks have the skill of teamwork to overcome the issue of size when moving it around.

[@horsebytes]

I love Ginnie Springs! It's one of the last privately owned springs in that part of Florida and the best part is you can still drink a beer while floating in your tube (unlike all the state parks full of "no this," "no-that," "no-no," etc. rules!

[@OurRoadLessTraveled]

Great video, love the channel and really love the truck. We had our floor rip from a small rock. After research we found its an easy fix. you'll need a hair dryer, wood glue, wax paper and a 5lbs dumbbell or other heavy object. heat the area to get the wrinkles out and make it playable. Ten put a little glue under it. Put wax paper on it and then the weight. Do each hole one at a time. I swear you cant even tell where ours was, and it was in the middle of the floor about 4x4 area. Safe travels.

[@mikechance3138]

Yes, 40' is way too big. Especially if you like to get off the beaten path. Size severely limits where you can go. Been there, done that. I have a 20' now and love it.

[@09dave1952]

We have a 44ft toy hauler and love it! If you travel more than you park a shorter RV would be fine, we tend to stay in one place for a while and then move on. One of the benefits of being retired! You do have to be more careful with a big 5th wheel, our combined length is 63ft and gross combined weight is a little over 30,000lbs. Don't beat up on us cause we like a big camper! And yes, we do haul a "toy" with us. We have noticed some campgrounds are a little optimistic about what will fit in their sites when you make a reservation. Happy Camping!

[@everydayfixer8446]

With the first site could you not have pulled into the empty site directly across and backed almost straight in?

[@OOMAN]

I was so excited about upgrading from my 31' 5th wheel to my 46' toy hauler, I didn't think enough about the types of spaces available at RV parks, especially older ones! I quickly learned that just because they tell you they have plenty of room to get you in, it doesn't mean that you can actually get in. 😩 If you actually get in, you might also have problems getting out!!!😂 Also learned that if you want to get a spot at a place that can handle your rig, you gotta plan/make reservations further ahead. Haven't tried harvest host yet, but might have to look into it! Been doing a lot more "glamping" since I got it...

[@lisamyers8407]

OMG! I know how stressful that is reserving a site and arriving and it’s no where near the length or width indicated on their web site. Oh, and those turkey vultures brought back a memory I hadn’t even thought about in years.. lol. My parents contracted with the ACOE and ran a campground at Barren River Lake in Southern Kentucky, mid-summer the Turkey Vultures started attacking and kept attacking the rubber roof on their RV. LOL.. my father would run out of the check in booth, grab the water hose and blast them, it did not one bit of good! They just kept returning. The Rangers had no idea why the birds were behaving that way, they said it had never happened before. They ended up trapping I think about 30 of those birds and relocating them. ACOE did pay to have their roof replaced. Craziness! Y’all have safe travels and God Bless. ✝️🙏🏻🇺🇸

[@be_present_adventurers3409]

YES!!!!!!! Thank you for saying that the slider hitch is annoying! It's great but it's super picky!

[@QueenChatty1]

Just came across your channel and thought I would drop a little comment to say how enjoyable it is to watch such a beautiful family! I know how frustrating some sites are to park in but I am lucky because our unit is only 38 feet and my husband drove super transports for over 40 yrs. You did great! Nice neighbours are a wonderful bonus aren't they.

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

Thank you so much!

[@roger766]

This may have already been mentioned, why not run around and back in from the blind side. You’d have more room to swing with the truck. But if site was occupied when leaving you may not be able to get out. We like to camp with friends with 40’ 5er, they are really picky on where they think it will fit! Kinda takes the fun out or it. I will stick to my 32’ 5er. Won’t go bigger!

[@candyalexander2196]

Dang we love Rving..10yrs tent 25years popups..5years 20ft travel trailer..46 states..1000s of memories..may b tooo big but that is your home the only one u got .kidos are adorable..another great video Greetings from NC

[@WanderToGetLost]

Having towed trailers for work I don't miss backing them up. Love our Class A for this reason. Mirrors and 3 cameras and I can put it anywhere.

[@gailsfoodandstuff]

wow, i remember, some time ago, where a similar item got caught and messed up the floor. love your videos! my hubby and I have been watching them for a couple of years now and love seeing your family grow. ok, now back to the video. (oh, and im glad we can post. the last time i tried it was many months ago and no posts were allowed.)

[@slamboy66]

With the Hula Hoop tighter circles/gyration is best. Reminds me of my old Spirograph .

[@jamesbitb]

Big 5th wheel can be a challenge. On our 2nd 40' (actually the the 380FL is 42' officially) 5th wheel and continue to find ways to fit into sites that might be a little tight for a slow turning rig. I have a 200' long driveway I need to back down at home every time we take the RV out that gives LOTS of practice in reverse... A level head and working with the CG can usually get that sorted and you guys did exactly that.

[@anythingroam2423]

Great episode as usual!! P.s. Whenever I'm in a steep site with my 32ft- I chalk the wheels while still hitched up. Then I pop the truck in neutral and slowly let the camper weight rest on the chalks. Then using R or D I let the truck move slightly to release my hitch tension, Then I know when I un hook to level out my rv weight has already come to rest on the chalks and won't wiggle backwards or forwards and bend my stabilizers or front jack.

[@BC-te9ow]

You’re right Marissa. RV’ers are the best. Had there been other campers around, there would have been two or three people with you guys helping you back in. I’ve been helped and helped others.

[@mikephillips5541]

A lot of camp sites are not designed for anything for over 30ft. Especially the older places. At least that is what I encountered

[@PawsToJourney]

We’ve been to Ginny Springs; and couldn’t fathom bringing our 27 footer in (granted it was a warmer season and the weekend when we went so it was PACKED!). Kudos for getting such a large rig in!

[@rae1957tn]

Yes parking is the worst part of RVing. We are going to have to give up our motorhome do to illness but I did love it.. please enjoy it while you’re young.

[@Floridiotproofpreppers1776]

Ginnie springs is awesome during the week. I dont like driving my 20ft trailer thru that camping area. Place is tight but springs are awesome

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

So tight!

[@johnnylightning1491]

Pedestal princess, I love it, but you know Melissa you really are a princess in many ways, but only in a good sort of way. It was fun watching Nathan park your rig. It wasn't easy but he did it. Keep the good stuff coming guys.

[@FromThePrairies]

Haven’t watched in a while, my your kids have grown! But so has your rig! 40’ is nuts. It’s like pulling a park model. I’m sure you have your reasons but I don’t see the space being worth the stress.

[@Scrambler85]

Same here on all accounts

[@pattimundschenk1402]

Credit for trying so hard to park in the first spot. I am not good at watching my husband park, backing up is my most fearful / stressful time. I will get used to it , I hope. We have 5th wheel , some parks are not equipped for many large trailers.

[@FlaStrangeOne]

Ginnie Springs rearranged the electric site's several years ago to get more spots. We went one year and everything was fine went back the next year and the same lot number was now a lot smaller. It's great if you are tent camping or have a trailer under 30 feet .

[@stevedenoyer5956]

We camped with our kids from about the age of your kids until they left the house. I think that was our best times and memories. You guys seem to have a very nice family. We couldn’t have done what you’re doing full time because of my work but that would have been such a great experience. I hope and pray that they take their kids someday and enjoy it as much as we did. Such awesome memories! I miss those days. My wife and I are now almost at retirement in our mid 50’s and looking to go full time within a couple years! Enjoy your videos.

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

Love that!

[@rudidundas7081]

We love Harvest Hosts, too! And although we did not meet at a Harvest Host, we DID meet in a campground! I pulled my 16’ Bambi Airstream in next to his 30’ International Airstream… and when he saw my canoe on top of the car and my long haired chihuahuas (he had both, too!), he decided to pop over and say.. “Hey Airstream Neighbor!” That was four years ago this May 6… and we are getting married on that day! In two months!

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

Hey that is awesome, congratulations.

[@erikflanagan7013]

Bravo on the teamwork getting your rig in there!! I know that was probably super stressful.

[@Gonzo614]

The "Jerusalem Donkey" legend tells us that the donkey that carried Jesus into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday also followed him to Calvary, for the donkey loved the Lord. Appalled by the sight of Jesus on the cross the donkey turned away but could not leave. The shadow of the cross fell upon his shoulders and back, forever marking him and all of his descendants.

[@tammyslaughter9587]

And this is exactly why we scaled way back down from our first one, it was 40 ft. and the only reason we bought it was because I had to live in it five hours away from home while doing cancer treatment. A year later we have a much shorter TT and can enjoy so many more places with a lot less hassle and stress. My husband has been pulling huge livestock trailers his whole life plus has a CDL, plus I barrel raced and hauled horses for years as well so we were both experienced but just didn’t want the limitations that these huge houses on wheels add. We have our big Keystone parked on our property and enjoy our journeys so much more now that we scaled way down. In this case it should be called “More Junk and Stressful Journey.” I used to watch y’all awhile back and y’all had a much smaller rig, what the heck happened? Safe travels!

[@thedaydreamerplans]

I've been thinking about pulling my boys from public school and homeschooling. Thanks for sharing the curriculum you use!

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

You are so welcome!

[@sabrinaeinolf5506]

You would never regret it! So much fun!

[@cindyball7545]

Oh, my goodness, that sure did look stressful. Beautiful, peaceful campground. Loved the end.

[@anthonypratt4292]

The first site you was trying to pull into site 79 why didn't you just turn the rig to the right pull straight into the area with the picnic table and then back into site 79. From the video and lack of people around in the area I think that would been the ticket. I'm a retired truck driver and when your pulling a 53 foot trailer behind you have to get creative and use every inch of ground to maneuver into areas your trying to park. But in the end you guys found a spot that worked out. Good job.!

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

We tried that and it just didn't work. I know it looks like it would.

[@justsayin6795]

I backed trailers all day long at UPS its easier backing than going forward 😉

[@janellecapo9837]

Our 5th wheel is 44 ft and know the limitations of certain campgrounds/site, but, wouldn't give up the space and comfort we have. I haven't camped at Ginny since my tent camping days 20 something years ago. Ginny was a big adult party zone so hope you didn't experience that with the kids.

[@webbphoto2]

Backing up into a tight space is always hard. My Motorhome is only 33ft so somewhat easier for me. Such a great feeling when it's done and your all set up for camping. We are still in snow up here couple more months and we'll be camping. Until then we get to watch you guys! hahaha

[@patbeaudoin4237]

Good job Nathan we have been in those situations with our fifth wheel which is only 30ft so you did good.🙂🇨🇦👍👍👍👍

[@sherbertandjc]

Awesome video. Loved the burning fiery marshmallow episode Daddy!!! Epic.lol! But bless her heart, she did get the fire out and saved her marshmallow. Hope you enjoyed your stay in the woods with the vultures. ❤😊❤

[@BitterDemo]

The secret about learning how to back and park a long trailer. Take your safety Cones out and place them the width of a parking spot on a open Parking lot such as a super market and then practice backing in from all different Directions. That is how I learned to back in and park as a very young man over 65 years ago. I have mastered backing the Three Trailer Highway Trains we pulled on the Kansas Turnpike between Kansas City to Oklahoma City. I love going to Truck Rodeo's and showing my skills. I have won several trophies as well as some really great $$$$$.$$ bet's. I only know of five people and three are women who can back a three Trailer Train into a spot. The only other man was from Idaho .

[@crystalherrin7858]

Awesome job parking! Great video! Thanks for the school book info! Hugs to all of you! Hope to see you out there!

[@kevinthomas8025]

Just upgraded from a 34' 5th wheel to a 43' 5th wheel. Haven't used the new rig yet but definitely something on my mind is the size.

[@Gh0stM2]

this is one of the reasons ill never going back to hauling a trailer around. 45foot motor coach is the best bet for constant travel.

[@gardeneyes1]

Good job on that parking job. We have trouble parking our 28 ft in some places! We stayed at a very small RV park on our trip through Ohio last fall. We decided to leave before dawn and forgot to walk out where the exit was. It was not well marked and we ended up hitting the corner of the manager’s wooden fence. Didn’t think we would be able to get it unstuck but did with some minor damage to trailer and the fence. We did contact them when they opened to offer to pay for any damage. It was very stressful. But, we survived it and continued on our trip.

[@brandonkibel8322]

I could do it with a 72' long vehicle 8' white 13' 6" tall But good job Little suggestion don't be afraid to Jack knife and push it that tail in the round

[@davidschonhardt4958]

You folks are the BEST! I also had neighbors that were Jack zzx. At least yours had 4 legs and you could pet them. I only have a 39 ft and I have problems at 1k trails. Keep up the great videos, hope no more bugs want a close view of your blue eyes.

[@mrsmatt2010]

Rock Port TX learned us to start asking about low hanging tree limbs! Great driving skills, glad it worked out.

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

Thanks 👍

[@rascalgirl171]

Great job with that parking Nathan! We saw someone fling their flaming marshmallow through the air trying to put it out. Well it flung off the the stick and stuck to a tree still on fire! 😳 So they are now called "flaming balls of goo" by our family.

[@erichtucker8142]

🤣🤣

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

😂

[@fmigali2011]

Watching you guys is awesome! We have to store our fifth wheel on a storage lot and we have a tight spot to back into. Great job!

[@bkseyer]

You could have pulled into the campsite cross from the first one and back in between the trees.

[@bkseyer]

But great job backing.

[@daviddasher7357]

We finally get to use Harvest Host for the first time. We"re excited to try, its gonna be at an Alpaca Farm in Southern Oregon. Woohoo!!!

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

We hope you enjoy it.

[@crad1]

That's a pretty level site compared to the campgrounds around me lmao I've seen some so unlevel that they used at least 2 stacks of leveling blocks on the front most leveling jacks and that still wasn't quite enough.

[@laveetakennedy8554]

I watch you guys with my doggos. We live full time in our rv as well. When daddy starting throwing the little man about in play, my beagle freaked out and attacked my TV! She didn't understand it was play and wanted to protect him. I had to calm her over the pillow fight. My girls adore your kids. Maybe we'll run into ya one day!

[@sherriweber7105]

Cute you all went to a Harvest Host and you saw animals there. I liked when you Marissa and you Nathan sounded off how you talked to the pigs. That was cute and funny.

[@sherriweber7105]

I’m glad you were able to another site after being in a tight fit in the other site.

[@andyrussell6789]

I would've stayed at site 79 and drove into the site across the street and backed up straight into 79 no problem.

[@sergioelcoyote3586]

great video my friends, Is difficult park with that size of camper, But if you can't park in one place, you go to another and enjoy the same, you just have to be patient and don't let stress win. How nice to see how the children enjoyed the farm animals.My like, greetings from Argentina.

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

Congratulations getting that bad boy parked. Has to be nerve wracking! Haven’t seen JJ in a while. He’s gotten so big. And Hensley of course is ever the little lady. Glad you posted to YT! Thanks!!

[@wanderingstar3498]

Wow! Great job Nathan. I'd have just noped it. That rig is perfect for your stage in life but I can't imagine trying to park something that big. The biggest I've ever had was a 32 foot MH but at my stage in life even that is too big.

[@imgoodru2840]

Y'all just came up on my..."stream?" (yesterday) Anyway Y'all are just amazing. Precious children...your eldest reminds me of my granddaughter.. beautiful. One day... ill rent me a lil van for a week n take my trip

[@debyarger3084]

I've seen a lot of 5th wheels with a tripod under the hitch for support. Might be a good idea to have one on hand for moments like this!

[@lindaheckert8495]

Bless your heart We had trouble twice with our 31 foot. 1st time we used it we went to pigeon forge had to back into a space against the creek oh my stars we almost went into it. Memories. Then it was hard pulling into a space at lake pontchartrain in Louisiana!! I hear ya about being the helper to guide in. Oh I actually remember 2 other times, I told my husband just let the guy do it hehe we only have a 31 foot 5 th wheel . Love your videos

[@markwoods7237]

Great video, love how family oriented you guys are. Beautiful family! 👍

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

Thank you so much!

[@helenettlin7152]

That looks like our driveway…our front is about a foot off the ground while the back is really high…we put a stack of concrete blocks under the back stabilizers. It took my husband a bit of time to back it in because there is a ditch on either side of the gravel road in.

[@gthornton3]

Love love love YALLS family. We had an 18 wheeler take off our drivers side mirror on our class A Mh back in January on our way to Abita Springs La.

[@trburgoz]

That parking expertise was AWESOME!

[@klouism1]

Thank you for the video. Your kids are so cute. Glad you got into a spot without any issues like damage or anything. Stay well and happy 🙂

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

Thank you so much!

[@TravelSmallLiveBig]

I haven’t watched you in a very long time (I have no idea why), but that is a giant rig. It’s gorgeous, but huge. I can’t imagine the stress in parking that. Nathan, you do a fabulous job! We have a baby Grand Design Imagine - loving it! Oh, the burned marshmallow 😕

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

Welcome back!

[@bettyjorodgers8552]

Awesome video. I would have had to go somewhere else. Great parking. Blessings

[@patriciacoxson3180]

Hello there. Yes is very hard to back up into tight stop we always do. . Love your beautiful kitchen very nice like the colors. Your daughter and son is getting big already so fast. We really enjoyed watching your videos keep them coming. Stay safe out there on the roads Take care God bless

[@leanne.arrington]

I feel in my soul (and have some very frustrating flashbacks) your frustration with the slider hitch. We gave up the mega cab and went to a long bed dually after a year with the slider hitch. It was such a pain in so many of the campground we were in because they're not always designed (or other vehicles won't allow) for hitch and unhitch straight on.

[@davidbottles8520]

Yep, our Solitude is 42 foot long, the Dodge is 24 foot long and getting into places like that are near impossible.

[@gailsfoodandstuff]

me again, omg, we have felt your pain about not being able to back our trailer in. they need to cut the trees that hinder a happy visit.

[@billanddeb]

If you're still in the area you're not far from where we are. Check out Ichetucknee Family Canoe And Cabins near Ft White Florida. Your rig should fit here in several spots.

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

We will keep this in mind for the future!

[@lynfl9814]

Nathan is awesome parking that rig and keeping his cool. At least, that's what you are showing us. LOL! My husband would have had choice words after the first attempt and we would have been out of there. My hat's off to Nathan. That was a cool Harvest Host locations; for not only the kids; but, the adults can enjoy the animals as well.

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

It was a wonderful HH. We held it together pretty good. We have our argue moments for sure parking.

[@lynfl9814]

@@LessJunkMoreJourney I can believe it. If my husband and I were doing that; it would not go well. That's why we will never do what you guys are doing. Sad; but, true. Many people watch your videos; but, we really don't see all the stress that, the 'on the road' life can entail. A lot can go wrong when you are moving around. It takes special people to do this life style successfully. I admire all that can pull it off. Then add two young children and home schooling into the equation; and, it boggles my mind. My hats off to the Moss Family!

[@ryancoovert]

I we are going to run into this issue one day. Appreciate your videos! We are traveling with 3 kids

[@doloresbruce3622]

Nathan is a rock star. My husband would not have been so calm backing our rig in that site!

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

He rocked it! We have our moments for sure.

[@D-P81]

It all depends on what and where you want to use your RV. We just ditched our 5th wheel and the long box truck for a 24’ TT with no slides and a short box super cab. We like to remote camp and get into our National parks. Sometimes big isn’t always better. Good luck.

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

We loved that style of travel with the Airstream. Just tough living in it Fulltime with two kids. We are in a season of needing the space for now, but I’m sure we will get there again.

[@TheViewfromBethlehem]

State Parks are beautiful, rustic, young-family oriented and good to stay at until your tanks get full.... and in a rig no bigger than 30'. For full-timers in a 40'+ rig, they can be a struggle, (speaking from experience.)

[@mrcr125er]

This video even made me nervous. Parking our 42 footer where we are stationary currently was a similar situation. Having to back up a large hill and end up in a steep spot was sketchy. It actually cost me a clutch in my old Cummins

[@akracing7]

If you get a chance, make a day out of going to Crescent Beach, it's a neat old town.

[@garyp9906]

I've had to find other spots to put my rig into, also. I've only have a 28 ft travel trailer and I find it hard to maneuver. I have to give you credit, I couldn't park something that big!

[@tedsheldon11]

I feel your pain Nathan! We had a 90 degree back in and the trees were 10' apart. Was rather frustrating. Also why we traded for a 35' vs our other 38'!

[@BitterDemo]

Always remember how Gear Patterns work and you will always be able to back units. It is the Clock wise versus the Counter Clock wise metod or Visa versa train of thinking.

[@josephhewitt42]

Hey there folks! When ya'll making it back to Texas? I met Nate when yall did the meet up with kyd in Austin tx. My wife and I are finally going to full time starting this summer while raising four of our grandkids! Infact we plan on using the same home school materials ya'll are using. So hopefully we cross paths. Stay in touch. Joseph n mollie Hewitt

[@Olly1775]

The length of the trailer isn't as much of a problem as the short bed on that mega cab is. If you were able to get it to 90 degrees, you probably would have gotten into that spot.

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

We have the slider hitch, so we can get 90 (technically) but we haven’t officially tested it. We got very close to 90.

[@Olly1775]

@@LessJunkMoreJourney Yeah, some spots are just super tight and every little bit of clearance you can get will help. I’ve got a 42’ and although I’ve been in a few really tight spots, I don’t feel like that size trailer is too big. It seemed like you could have gotten in there but I can’t see it from your perspective and you can only go as far as you are comfortable. If there are other spots available, there’s no reason to force it into one that’s questionable.

[@richardrosner8447]

Question. Harvest Host mostly is straight boondocking and you mentioned how you prefer off grid (to me it the best). You have a domestic fridge. Do you run a gen the whole time or how do you power it?

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

We power it with our batteries and solar.

[@CK-831]

I love the fruit and veggie baskets!! Ummm…doesn’t closing the slides eliminate the need to secure the baskets??? I dont think they CAN slide out with the slides closed ??

[@rmccabe117]

What a fantastic experience being able to watch your family grow and make us realize there is a generation of tiny people that have seen more and know more than most of the people on this earth! Please keep doing what you are doing!

[@geemoe3064]

Try having bees flying around as you watch the rig backing up! thanks for sharing.

[@kathyprice5118]

As a kid our neighbor had pigs, and it was Soooeeee! And, your little Alaska boy has grown so much!

[@jerrydaminato743]

And I thought that I was the only one that had trouble getting into tight spots...sometimes I have trouble getting into easy spots LOL. Love Harvest Hosts/Boon-dockers Welcome for new adventures and experiences.

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

😂

[@keoni37]

We just went from a 38 ft 5th to a 30 ft tt so that we can return to places we haven't been able to get into for years.

[@oldbroad7672]

And this is why I only reserve pull-throughs LOL

[@sherriweber7105]

Great video! That looked like a nice Harvest Host. The kids were having fun with other kids. Wow that was a tight spot to get into the park with that tree in the way. Glad you didn’t go there to camp and the other one as well. Glad you were able to get in the last one.. There were it looked like a lot of vultures there. How was the camping? Hope you all had fun. Can’t wait until next adventure. Have a great week and see you soon!

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

Thanks 👍

[@jeanettelumbert2163]

Just started tonight’s episode-OMG you are in our town!!! I yelled at my husband that the beginning said Groveland and he had to rewind because he didn’t believe me! Wish we had known.

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

Aww hate we missed ya! Such a beautiful area.

[@ceciliapetrowsky2572]

Tight! We know what that’s like and we’re only 30 feet. Had the worst time getting into a super tight site in Michigan with rigs and trucks directly in front of us. Then, couldn’t get the hitch loose for 40 minutes because of the slope. Just what you want to deal with after a long driving day. We were wondering why you didn’t pull in to the empty space across from your original space and then back directly in. And what’s all this noise in the RV forums about no places to camp in FL in the winter time? That place looked empty.

[@TheJim94]

On that first campsite, I would have pulled straight into that empty campsite across the road and backed in straight into your campsite. You probably get a million of these “I would’ve….” But I was talking to my TV so I thought I would comment! 😊 Love your channel!

[@LessJunkMoreJourney]

We tried and the other issue is we would be stuck when someone was in the spot. 😀

[@vickihogan8207]

I love, love, love what you did inside your rig!