Turned off by campgrounds
Each year, I start looking for new campgrounds either short trips or extended stays and I turn immediately to the internet. First, I do a search for campgrounds in the area I want to visit. Clic...
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To the OP: Timely website maintenance by parks, in general, is poor. Use a phone and start calling parks of interest to you.
I work outside at a park. It is normal for the office to get all kinds of phone calls each week with inquiries:
What is the check out time?
How many cable channels do you have?
Is WiFi throughout the park?
What are your rates?
How do you handle "after hour" arrivals?
What activities do you have for kids?
What can we do in the area while staying at the park?
What is your pet policy?
The list of questions goes on. If the website and reviews don't satisfy you, call the park, everyone else does - unless "not going camping" is the goal. If that's the case you're all set.
I work outside at a park. It is normal for the office to get all kinds of phone calls each week with inquiries:
What is the check out time?
How many cable channels do you have?
Is WiFi throughout the park?
What are your rates?
How do you handle "after hour" arrivals?
What activities do you have for kids?
What can we do in the area while staying at the park?
What is your pet policy?
The list of questions goes on. If the website and reviews don't satisfy you, call the park, everyone else does - unless "not going camping" is the goal. If that's the case you're all set.
