Caught in a donut hole. Do you feel the same?
We are spending a few months in the San Jose area. We found that every rv resort is the same, with one exception (Coyote Valley RV Park). In short, they are not RV resorts but neighborhoods of ru...
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Ok. Ok. My point is that if you are not a full time shanty town resident, or a 1 or 2 night stop over, you are given 2nd class treatment. It is not a class issue. It is the lack of accomodation of people who are not full timers in the park and those just stopping by.
I am in a non desirable back in site crammed in while lookin on nicer empty sites 50' away that I am not allowed to use. ALL the RV parks in this area are the same. We looked to move and they are all the same except Coyote. Not a class thing!
By the way, money or no money, a slum is a slum. Loads of disgusting fall apart garbage all over the campgrounds. I feel for people who are struggling, but the owners have no idea what to do or don't care. I came to visit my kids in San Jose for 2 months and my only choice is living next to Fred Sanford.
Campgrounds here are not for campers, they are for low priced housing. That is my point...........
Solution, limit stays for 90 days OR advertise what you really are. Visited every "campground" within 50 miles of San Jose. We are staying at the best of them, not counting Coyote. Their waiting list is very long. Go Figure..
I am in a non desirable back in site crammed in while lookin on nicer empty sites 50' away that I am not allowed to use. ALL the RV parks in this area are the same. We looked to move and they are all the same except Coyote. Not a class thing!
By the way, money or no money, a slum is a slum. Loads of disgusting fall apart garbage all over the campgrounds. I feel for people who are struggling, but the owners have no idea what to do or don't care. I came to visit my kids in San Jose for 2 months and my only choice is living next to Fred Sanford.
Campgrounds here are not for campers, they are for low priced housing. That is my point...........
Solution, limit stays for 90 days OR advertise what you really are. Visited every "campground" within 50 miles of San Jose. We are staying at the best of them, not counting Coyote. Their waiting list is very long. Go Figure..
