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Location: Harrisonburg, VA 22802
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Depends on your definitions of "near" and "RV park". A cursory Google search shows that the closest instance of something like what you're looking for is a KOA in Washington, PA, almost 30 miles south of downtown Pittsburgh (translation: A very, very long drive with city traffic). Considering that the convention center is about dead-center in the business district of a major east coast city, you'll probably be hard-pressed to even find a place to park something that size, let alone set it up for the weekend, within a reasonable distance of AC.
I can't even think of anyone who lives in the vicinity with enough land/driveway to park anything bigger than a full-size pickup truck for the whole weekend.
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permalinkA place with space to park a tour bus sized RV.
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permalinkLocation: Ardmore, PA
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Yes, the parking lot at 15th and Smallman.
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permalinkLocation: Harrisonburg, VA 22802
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For some reason I was thinking of the "set the thing up and camp in it"-type of RV park
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I think our original poster was, as well.
While an RV could be parked inthe 15th/Smallman lot, I don't think I'd recommend it. It's in the middle of the downtown area of a major city, and I am not certain it is the best environment for camping.
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