Cable and Hose

What is the longest you have needed in a campground?

I carry 2, 25ft TV cables. Have only used one, but a second one doesn't take up much room. Water hose I carry a 25 ft and a 10 ft. Have used them both together. Sewer hose I carry 20 ft and have needed every bit of it. Electrical cord, I carry the 30 ft plus a 25 ft extension (both heavy 30 amp) and have needed them both on occassion. Also carry a 30 amp utility cord (25 ft) for use in 20 amp outlets.

I have 50' of cable,125'of water hose,and 30' of sewer hose.I have used every bit of them at one time or another.

We have 40 ft. of 30 amp cord, and 100 ft of water hose " two 50 ft.", and 75 ft. of coax and 20 ft. of septic hose, of which I am going to get an extension. Another question along these lines is what does everyone use for reels for their electrical, water and coax? Just rolling them up is not space effective.

100 ft of water hose, 60 ft of sewer hose, 50 ft 30 amp extention power cord. and 80 ft of coax cable

This is what I use for my hose.
http://www.myreels.com/PhotoGallery.asp?ProductCode=SUN.SWA100
The 30amp extension cord (30ft.) and the cable I keep coiled in a bucket.

39' of fresh water hose (25', 10' & 4').
25' grey hose.
25' 30 amp extension cord (used once in 17 yrs)
25' 14/3 extension cord.
15' of sewer slinky (only used all three 5' sections once).
25' & 10' TV cable.

Sheesh, no wonder there's so much crap in our trailer!

2 @ 25' fresh water hose ( have used both often )
1 @ 30' 30 amp electric cord & 1 25' 30 amp ( have only needed to use 30' so far but it has been maxed out once or twice )
2 @ 20' sewer hose (have only needed one but it was maxed out a few times.
50' TV cable
I use shallow, stackable bins with lids for storage. Electric cords and tv coax go in one. The hoses and related fittings go in another. I have holes drilled in the lid of the hose bin so moisture can escape.
KH

At the KOA in Canandaigua, NY the power post is at the front of the site and the power outlet on my 29RLBS is at the back. We were short by 5' and I was really glad that I'd purchased a 25' extension cord.

I think I'll add to what I have just in case. Thanks for the replies.

With the holding tank discharge being forward of the axles on the 32QBBS I need at least 20' of sewer hose. I carry 40' of sewer hose, 50' fresh water hose and a 30' electrical cable. I bought rubbermade containers to store all the sewer components in the forward pass through.