How to avoid bad campgrounds
My family and I just begun our trip down the 101 on the west coast? We've just left a Campground and found it rather sketchy. There appears to be a number of people who live full time in some of the s...
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jaydub74 wrote:
My family and I just begun our trip down the 101 on the west coast? We've just left a Campground and found it rather sketchy. There appears to be a number of people who live full time in some of the spaces, and many of them were worry some looking. Very intimidating.
Just wondering how to avoid these types of campgrounds in the future? Looking for tips from more experienced campers then I.
Also looking for 101 campground suggestions!ThanksJosh
The state of the economy over the past years has had CG owners looking for more ways to increase revenue and CG's are allowing more and more residents into their CG's. And sadly over time this usually brings the CG down and not desirable/safe for RV'ers and their families.
What I do is call and ask how many 'residents' they have in the CG.
Don't get this confused with the term "seasonal". Those are RV'ers who leave their RV parked all year and only use them seasonally.
So short answer is call and ask how many "residents" the CG has.
