There are a lot of different ways to define a pull through driveway in an RV Park. One way would be to say it is a place where you can back in and pull out. Another would be to say it is a place where you can’t back in or pull out. Or you could say it is a place where you can do both, but not at the same time.
Here’s a way to think about it: A road that meets the entrance of an RV Park (or any parking lot) is like the number line, with every spot on that road corresponding to one spot in the parking lot. If two spots in the parking lot correspond to two spots on the road, then they are connected by a straight line. (This includes places where they are connected by more than one straight line.) If they aren’t connected by a straight line, then they are separated–either by some sort of bend or by having another spot between them. A path through the parking lot that goes from one spot on the road to another spot on the road without crossing any other spots would be called a “driveway.” So if there were such a path connecting two spots on the road, then we’d call the road and the parking spot next to it “a driveway.”
A pull through driveway in an RV park means a place to park your rig that is set back from the road on the same side as the entrance.
The truth is, there are a lot of advantages to a pull-through driveway. And for RV parks that have them, there are many reasons why they would want to have them. The main question is whether or not the benefits that pull through driveways offer outweigh the disadvantages.
Some people will be turned off by the idea of a pull through driveway because they feel they need privacy, and this isn’t offered in a pull-through driveway. But others will know that they aren’t willing to spend the extra money on a park that has a lot of privacy and this is why they will choose to stay at an RV park with a pull-through driveway because it allows them to stay and have an affordable vacation.
There are some people who would prefer an RV park with a back-in driveway because it makes it easier for them to get out when leaving than if they were in a pull-through driveway, so as you can see, there are lots of different situations where you may want one or the other.
One disadvantage of using a pull-through driveway is that some people do not like the fact that it exposes their vehicle to anyone who might walk by. It can be hard for someone who wants complete privacy, which is usually offered only in an RV park
Pull through RV parking is one of the best features of any RV park. A pull through driveway is a driveway that drivers can easily turn into, thus making it easier to park and move around your motorhome or recreational vehicle. This makes it so the driver does not have to back up or turn in order to leave the space.
