Terre Haute KOA Cancellation Policy
We planned a trip to see family in Indiana and made reservations at the Terre Haute KOA. The cancellation policy for KOA states that any cancellation submitted < 3 days in advance is subject to a $10...
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I just think it's unfair to get charged 2 nights when I believe they'll fill my spot with no issues over the fourth holiday.....
Then why did you agree to it? And there's no guarantee the spot will get filled. You could put it in dispute with your credit card company but I think you'll be hard-pressed to win. Just as an FYI, the Bar Harbor KOA website has similar wording as above: If you are unable to join us the cancellation policy for RV and Tent sites, cancellations must be made 48 hours in advance and 7 days in advance for all Accommodations such as Cabins, Airstreams and Eco Yurts. There maybe additional requirements for groups, holiday, or special hot deals. If cancellation meets advance notice requirements the deposit will be returned less a $10.00 processing fee. KOA does not hide their policies.
Some of you really need to put yourself in the shoes of the business owner. It's a BUSINESS, not a charity and I fail to comprehend how so many don't understand that. It's up to the consumer to look into all policies, rules and regulations prior.
Then why did you agree to it? And there's no guarantee the spot will get filled. You could put it in dispute with your credit card company but I think you'll be hard-pressed to win. Just as an FYI, the Bar Harbor KOA website has similar wording as above: If you are unable to join us the cancellation policy for RV and Tent sites, cancellations must be made 48 hours in advance and 7 days in advance for all Accommodations such as Cabins, Airstreams and Eco Yurts. There maybe additional requirements for groups, holiday, or special hot deals. If cancellation meets advance notice requirements the deposit will be returned less a $10.00 processing fee. KOA does not hide their policies.
Some of you really need to put yourself in the shoes of the business owner. It's a BUSINESS, not a charity and I fail to comprehend how so many don't understand that. It's up to the consumer to look into all policies, rules and regulations prior.
