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Can You Camp At An RV Park Indefinitely?

25.08.2026 11:25 1 min 1 source РУС
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Can You Camp At An RV Park Indefinitely?
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Government-run campgrounds, such as those in national parks, impose strict stay limits: Yosemite allows up to 30 nights off-season and 14 nights during peak season (May to early September), with no more than half of those nights in Yosemite Valley. Private RV parks more often permit long-term stays, typically via monthly reservations, but may cap the total duration. Monthly rates can reach $3,000, and even that does not ensure a permanent spot.

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