[bsliny]

I understand that you can't park a RV in your driveway overnight
So where do you park them I was thinking off getting one for the trips up north
My wife doesn't like hotels or motels and when we do stay in one she brings
her own pillow pillow case and sheets AND they wonder why i drink(only kidding)
No I'M Not

[JohnN]

I thought we just drink cuz we're married LOLOLOLOL
My spouse likes the hotels well enough

[SteveFromNY]

You can park on your driveway for a max of 3 days, so you can load and unload before and after a trip.
For storage though, you need to keep it in one of the facilities in the area. The Villages Storage (I think it's called) between 301 and the RR tracks on 466 charges about $55 a month for a 40' rig for a secure site (fence and guard). The campground on 466 & Rolling Acres Rd charges around $40 for a site on an open field (no special security). There are other places as well.
I like having my own mattress, pillow and sheets too! Some of the hotel rooms along I-95, even in the name hotels, leave something to be desired!

[BUC]

My wife does the same thing in a motel, no matter how expensive. She brings pillows sheets, blankets, and a large can of lysol

[Avista]

In addition to the private storage areas mentioned, The Villages has their own storage areas for RV's. They are both blacktop. Our Villages Pass gets us in the gate. There IS a wait for these. If you are interested, call The Villages Security and get your name on the wait list. They handle the rental of these. One storage area is off El Camino and the other off Rolling Acres. We stored our RV at Village Storage at 466 and 301 until there was a rental spot available in The Villages.

We also have an RV Club. http://www.tvrvc.org/