SDcampowneroperator wrote:
Wouldn't it be refreshing if the poster on any number the mentioned review sites was clear on their state of mind when arriving at their destination?
Sometimes guests arrive that have a bad day or two with mechanical,financial or family troubles. When that demeanor is carried into the camp how can anyone fault the camp staff for being brusque. We can sympathize, help out ,but not make troubles go away.
Attitudes work both ways. Bring one, expect the staff to react accordingly.
Not so. There was NO bad attitude by the customers. The bad attitude and rudeness was witnessed by numerous incidents on several occasions. You might want to re-read it?
This thread had nothing to do with the RVer having a bad day - it was all about the treatment received at the RV park.
My post two back describes one RV park in San Antonio, Texas where the obvious owner and her pal were shooting nasty answers at me when I stopped by to see if their park would be a good RV park for me while working and visiting San Antonio. The trouble is, is that there are any number of discourteous and yes, rude RV park owners and employees. Some appear to act as if you are interrupting their day by trying to give them business! Go figure! :h
I was almost run out of an RV park I was staying at for two nights when I dared ask too many informational questions from a more elderly than me woman. This was in League City, Texas on I-45 just south of Houston on the way to Galveston, Texas Beach right next door to the Cracker Barrel in June. I will say this once again - I am getting very, very weary of RV park personel with the bad, unfriendly, and sometimes nasty attitudes when we elderly RVers are spending our money, wanting only to get our questions answered in a courteous manner.
I'm going to start writing emails, and I suggest you all do the same. I'm tired of it, in all frankness!
