What RV Parks might consider..
We have been on the road several weeks, stopping at different RV parks each night. We have paid $36.00 to $50.00 a night to have a save place to sleep. We use rvparksreviews.com to plan our trips. ...
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RedRocket204 wrote:Just my 2 cents. My new RV listed for approx. $60K. When I travel I travel till I get tired and stop. I used to hunt out PPA parks but now if there is one available I use it and if not I use whatever is available. I have stayed at a Flying J overnight one time and that was enough for me. It is not that I want to waste money but like you said that if I can afford a $60K RV, I know there are even more expensive units out there, I had better be able to afford the use of it. If I can't afford to use it I shouldn't have bought it in the first place. This includes park fees in transit as well as destination parks. Do I stay in the most expensive parks? No. Do I stay in the cheapest parks? No. I stay in parks that are in my budget range. If they are not in my budget range I won't stay there. If they are in my budget range but it is a dump or looks like it is home to Freddy Kruger I won't stay there. This has worked for me. No I do not care if you want to stay at WalMart, etc. but that isn't for me. YMMV.
Per the price thing being brought up in this thread...
Still get shocked (You'd think I'd be numb to it by now) the amount of people on this forum who have spent tens of thousands, sometimes hundreds of thousands, of $$$ on their rigs and then proceed to complain about the cost at RV sites.
I didn't know it was a crime for an RV park to try and turn a profit.
