Worst Campgrounds in CA
Many of the campgrounds in California have small tight sites and have waiting lists. There are some campgrounds that have a poor opinion of campers, odd but true. I am a full time RV'er due to my jo...
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I think due to emotion in my original description of the issue I left out many things. So let me Clarify:
1. The car hauler has a bathroom, kitchen, all just like a toy hauler. The only difference is the weight it can carry. Also it is a 2014 trailer and not a piece of crap.
2. I know the difference in the designators for service animals. Although my dog is an emotional dog she has all of the right that a service dog has. She is registered.
3. I would love to move to a more preferable location but we got established with medical facilities here in Oceanside and moving will cause a hardship as it would for many people that are being harassed in the park.
4. I have been camping since 1979 and have been to campgrounds all over the US and have probably stayed in many that most of you don't even know about.
5. I visited a lawyer today due to an escalation in the issue. The Owner walked in on my wife in the shower and started screaming at her, for what I don't know. She tried to enter the shower stall and my wife was not dressed. She then proceeded to leave the bathroom door open to allow people from the outside to see my wife undressed.
6. The ADA issue has been escalated since and we have been told that walkers and wheel chairs left outside are inappropriate.
7. We have been told that Bass Master Pro Shops Folding Chairs are not outdoor furniture. So if you come to the Oceanside RV park it is best to not sit on anything except the round picnic table.
We also have friends in the park and because they associated with me have now received similar problems and have been told they must leave.
As a customer service manager I understand the need for good public relations. I also understand the need to get rid of monthly campers vs. daily or weekly rate people. The park is 75% full at this time and is shrinking. How can that be good? Why can't people in this hospitality field act like people with compassion? I will probably be forced to move into a rental home for a while. I just don't like leases. I have the option to move to Lake Elsinore where there is a greater selection and I have stayed before.
1. The car hauler has a bathroom, kitchen, all just like a toy hauler. The only difference is the weight it can carry. Also it is a 2014 trailer and not a piece of crap.
2. I know the difference in the designators for service animals. Although my dog is an emotional dog she has all of the right that a service dog has. She is registered.
3. I would love to move to a more preferable location but we got established with medical facilities here in Oceanside and moving will cause a hardship as it would for many people that are being harassed in the park.
4. I have been camping since 1979 and have been to campgrounds all over the US and have probably stayed in many that most of you don't even know about.
5. I visited a lawyer today due to an escalation in the issue. The Owner walked in on my wife in the shower and started screaming at her, for what I don't know. She tried to enter the shower stall and my wife was not dressed. She then proceeded to leave the bathroom door open to allow people from the outside to see my wife undressed.
6. The ADA issue has been escalated since and we have been told that walkers and wheel chairs left outside are inappropriate.
7. We have been told that Bass Master Pro Shops Folding Chairs are not outdoor furniture. So if you come to the Oceanside RV park it is best to not sit on anything except the round picnic table.
We also have friends in the park and because they associated with me have now received similar problems and have been told they must leave.
As a customer service manager I understand the need for good public relations. I also understand the need to get rid of monthly campers vs. daily or weekly rate people. The park is 75% full at this time and is shrinking. How can that be good? Why can't people in this hospitality field act like people with compassion? I will probably be forced to move into a rental home for a while. I just don't like leases. I have the option to move to Lake Elsinore where there is a greater selection and I have stayed before.
