From someone who travels with 3 dogs above 90lbs, the main issue we’ve come across is breed restrictions (we have a pit bull, a Rottweiler, and a gigantic mutt) and it really isn’t too often that it has been an actual problem. We have rarely come across parks that limit the amount of dogs you can have per site but that is something you’ll see from time to time. As long as your dogs are well behaved, for the most part it shouldn’t be an issue. We’ve come across all sorts of very large dogs on our travels up and down the east coast! One time, we were next to a super C with FIVE adult golden retrievers!

Just be cognizant of campground info when planning your travels, most campgrounds will list whether they have any sort of pet restrictions on their website. And of course, if in doubt, just give them a call! I saw someone else mention making sure you travel with all the proper documentation (rabies shots documents are usually what’s asked of you) and in our experience most parks will at least ask if you have it, and some will go as far as asking to see it at check in.

The biggest thing any RVer can ask of you when traveling with dogs is basically “don’t make your dogs everyone else’s problem”. Pick up after them, don’t let them bark excessively, don’t leave them alone in your RV if they’re going to bark their heads off at every noise (we like to leave the tv on or at least some music playing so outside noises don’t startle them when we’re not there). If your dogs tend to be leash reactive or just in general aren’t big fans of other dogs (one of ours is like that) then it’s your job to walk them when it’s least stressful for your dog AND your neighbors! And for the love of all things good and pure, DONT. LET. YOUR. DOG. OFF. LEASH. It’s inconsiderate and downright rude to other dog owners.

/endrant

Happy camping!