Park status sound off.
Seems every winter we post this, so might as well keep the cycle of knowledge going. "How full is your park now that the holidays are over?" Needless to say if your park is RV's that never move, th...
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WandaLust2 wrote:qtla9111 wrote:
....That said, a lot of the parks are outdated and worn out. The events are pretty much standard; shuffle board, country western dancing, mah jong(?), potlucks, and holiday dinners. Nothing too exciting. We like to get out and go to the state parks, birding, riding bikes, exercise, visiting new places, etc. I don't care much for just sitting around....
You hit the nail on the head with this one. We're snowbirds and so tired of these same old activities (don't forget karaoke, card night, bingo, crafts, movie night) that we don't spend much time at the clubhouse. The only thing left we enjoy are the potluck and holiday dinners. Too old to hike, bike etc we do at times get a little bored. At those times we'll take a ride into a nearby city and check out the stores, try a new restaurant, take a long walk along the road - whatever...
I wish they would come up with something new but perhaps there is nothing new. Personally I can't think of anything else myself.
I wish these RV resorts and parks would come up with something a little different. Perhaps there is nothing different.
Try geocaching, good for both body and mind.. And there are a lot of things they could try. It just takes effort and enough younger folks demanding that they be heard.
