Why I hate KOA
Again, I know why I hate KOA. We try to avoid KOA because they are overpriced. We stopped today at the KOA in Holbrook, AZ because it fit our schedule heading north. First the positive. The work c...
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Bumpyroad wrote:
this reminds me of years back, when the 1st KOA in Billings, MT, IIRC was being fussed at since the city fathers enacted a no overnight policy in various public lots, people were saying that the KOA was overpriced, not nice, etc. so I of course had to stay there and check it out on one trip West.
it was a very nice wooded location, quiet, etc. and I checked the price of that vs another one in town which ended up being more and was not nicer.
since then I take these "complainers" with a grain of salt.
If you are too cheap to stay in a decent RV park, go ahead and stay in the muddy rutted road cheap campgrounds.
bumpy
Sorry Bumpy but yours is a straw-man argument. It's not an either-or situation. Many times you will find a NICER park or one as nice at cheaper rates.
And just what is a "decent" RV Park. Your statement assumes that any other choice except the expensive one is by definition not "decent". That is to my mind a totally false assumption.
This is an issue of VALUE. Perceived and real. And while each persons idea of Value may vary a bit it is based on one overriding notion: That you are getting a fair or better than fair return for your dollar.
And it is ONLY the customer that decides that.
