doxiemom11 wrote:
We are in AZ this winter for the first time. While looking for parks, we eliminated any park with over 200 sites, any park that had more than 50% park models. We want a campground atmosphere, not trailer city. We cannot imagine anyone wanting to stay in a field, surrounded by a fence with barely enough room for an awning between you and your neighbor. There is more to life than that.
You should look at the amenities of some of the large parks. I walk over to the salon to get my hair cut, others are having mannies and paddies, or a complete spa day. The sites are wide enough for rig, patio, and THEN, the car. Most are 45 deep and 30-40 feet wide. Huge fabric arts center with quilters in there from 6 am until 10 pm. Pottery building with kiln. Woodworking shop beyond belief, lapidary, stain glass, batting cage, tennis and pickle ball courts, bocce court, shuffle board, miniature golf, CURLING, 4 pools and hydro pools, all heated, a grill on site for burgers, etc., you name it there is probably a group doing it, including fitness center with every kind of apparatus you could think of, and on and on. And there’s is a mix of RVs and Park Models, really something for everyone.
