I've seen it done quite a few times. You just need to make sure all your equipment is either on the concrete or the coquina shell/sand pad (if on a full hook-up or preferred site), and that you have no more than 10 people staying with you.
Official rules say no, so you're taking your chances of being asked to rent another site.
You mean......no......don't say it......
The Fort has RULES????
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I just don't picture how they would both fit well, especially if the RV has slides. I suppose if the PUP was put into the site first at the way back and turned 90 degrees. I'm just picturing my parents on their site with their 36' MoHo and trying to fit our tiny footprint of a PUP (15' bumper to hitch) onto the same site (and most PUPs are much bigger when open) Just seems like there wouldn't be a lot of room for chairs or awnings or anything.
A little too cozy for my taste...but thanks for the visual help, TCD!
That seems to be pushing the rules a little too much to allow both on the site and expect nothing to be said about it. . . . . .![]()
That seems to be pushing the rules a little too much to allow both on the site and expect nothing to be said about it. But, I have even seen a Super C on a site with a very small TT behind it (probably for his mother in law). It was only there for a about a day and a half, so I don't know if they left on their own accord or was asked to leave. I did look around the Fort to see if they were relocated, but they were not there.![]()
. . . It shouldn't be a problem. Last Dec. we had a TT, popup and 2 tents on our site.
Just because you did it, and got away with it, does that make it the right thing to do??
I check with Fort management before we did it and we got the ok from Disney to do it no rules broken![]()
Hi,
If you can have a rv and a tent on the same site is it
possible to have a rv and a popup?
Thanks