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I am coming up with some friends. They have a pop up. Will my companion car be able to park with the pop up or do they make me park in a different section?
Post by Whatsnew_c on May 21, 2008 10:45:35 GMT -5
I've heard that there is a place to park the car that is fenced in close to the rv section but I don't know this for sure. Also we bought a companion pass and we've decided not to use it. We're picking up our RV on the way and we were just going to drive both down but changed our minds due to gas and it doesn't really make sense.
Is the pop-up considered an RV? In other words, do they have/need an RV pass? If so you can't park directly next to them, there's adjacent campgrounds for companion vehicles.
Can my friends park their cars next to my RV? They will NOT be allowed to park their cars directly next to your RV. There will be Companion Vehicle campgrounds next to the RV campgrounds to park one companion vehicle per RV. You must purchase a Companion Vehicle pass with your RV pass if you plan on parking a vehicle in the RV companion vehicle campground.
Post by misterfloyd on May 26, 2008 16:54:53 GMT -5
I got this directly from the Bonnaroo site:
An RV is defined as any vehicle larger either in length, width or height than a normal sixteen (16) passenger van. All oversized vehicles, trailers, campers that are towed and busses are considered RV’s.
The Companion Vehicle pass will allow an accompanying vehicle into a designated camping area next to the RV camping areas. Companion Vehicles will not be allowed to park directly next to an RV. The Companion Vehicle must arrive together with the RV so it can be parked in the appropriate corresponding area.
