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I think it depends on what you call "sites". Some campsites object to tag axle anything, based on the fact that travellers sometimes use tag axle caravans. Aires in France, of course, are OK, providing you don't have a problem with the length of the thing.
We have many tag owners on here, including a number of 747 owners, who will hopefully come back to you with more specific information (ours isn't a tag).
I'll also 'report' this thread, and get a mod to move it to "Continental touring", which might get more responses.
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Location: 6 months Aguilas, Murcia, Spain/6 months touring mainland Europe
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Never had a problem with our Hymer 754, I did read somewhere that French Municipal sites did not allow/like tag axles but we have stayed on many and never been queried. Even when we got stuck in the sand (front wheel drive 5 ton Hymer) they pulled us out without commenting on us being a tag axle (the sand was on site by the way) If you can get through the gate all seems fine and the ACSI Book [MHF Link] if you use it indicates if any probs with larger units. Go for it...................
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Quite like the idea of the new Mercedes 6 tonne Rear Wheel Drive ALKO.
But our Twin Rear Wheel motorhome is 8.4 m or more like 9 with the bike rack down.
Never had a problem as of yet.
I know when we started motorhoming, one of our favorite sites in the south of France stated on its website that it did not accept motorhomes or caravans over 7m long.
But not long after, they removed the restriction. As have quite a few others in the area.
I have never had a problem trying to get site owners and managers to let you on-site. Bit of a squeeze sometimes. But always manage to manouvre onto somewhere.
We have a three axle Hobby 750. Length 7.9m. Never had a problem on French campsites. A small number of Aires have restricted space but these are mentioned in the Aires book.
Best of luck with whatever you decide.
Ian
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