Bias against the toad-less
I was refused accommodation today at a Phoenix-area RV park that labels itself as "A Small, Clean, Quiet & Friendly RV Park" and I could use help understanding what the problem is. I sent an email en...
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It is a VERY, VERY small park and sits RIGHT ON MAIN STREET. It is cheaper than larger parks around it, but the draw backs are numerous. TIGHT sites doesn't begin to describe them. Add to that being RIGHT ON MAIN STREET. Not set back, right on. That means sirens screening all night, brakes screeching all day and night, people wandering in, etc. And if they had a rig coming and going all of the time, yes it would be a hassle for EVERYONE in the park. Did I mention it was small and TIGHT and RIGHT ON MAIN STREET.
We've had friends stay there. Like the people and the owners, but they moved to a park with more room.
Lots of other parks around that will take rigs without toads that have set backs. Some even take Passport America for a few days.
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We've had friends stay there. Like the people and the owners, but they moved to a park with more room.
Lots of other parks around that will take rigs without toads that have set backs. Some even take Passport America for a few days.
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