While most RVers are used to following a number of campground regulations, there is one that some may not know about yet and that is the 10-year rule. In simple terms, it stipulates that RV models more than 10 years old (or in some cases 15 years old) are not permitted on the RV park property.

Although campground owners may make an exception if your trailer or motorhome is in good or restored condition, on my last trip to Southern California with my 2002 Pleasure-Way class B, I was denied entrance to a park that I had stayed at multiple times. New ownership, new rules, no exemptions.

As a result, I was left scrambling to find a new campground where I could stay for two months. This made me wonder how common this rule is and if it’s something that I am going to encounter more frequently in the future.

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