What is the RV 10 year rule?

The RV 10 year rule is a policy used by some private campgrounds to restrict older RVs from staying on their property, primarily to reduce the risk of breakdowns or maintenance issues. This rule generally means that RVs more than ten years old may be turned away, but many parks will make exceptions if your RV is well maintained, clean, and in good working condition. Keeping your RV in excellent shape can help you bypass this restriction, even if it’s older than the ten-year limit.