park wifi woes
We are new at full-time vacationing (2months)and must report that the three parks we have been in so far have virtually no wifi even when they advertise it free or with a charge. We now just use our a...
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@HappyKayakers ---
Maybe you should actually read my posts before stabbing at me with incorrect information. I have said several times in this thread that I would GLADLY PAY for true broadband access at a CG. As others have said, this is a fulltimers forum. We live in our coach for 8 months of the year. There's nothing sad about wanting full access, for those of us who call our RV home. Big difference from the family who comes in on Friday evening and leaves on Sunday morning.
It's too bad that so many people are so anxious to post their opinions, but don't take a few minutes to actually bring themselves up to speed on the contents of the thread first. :R
Maybe you should actually read my posts before stabbing at me with incorrect information. I have said several times in this thread that I would GLADLY PAY for true broadband access at a CG. As others have said, this is a fulltimers forum. We live in our coach for 8 months of the year. There's nothing sad about wanting full access, for those of us who call our RV home. Big difference from the family who comes in on Friday evening and leaves on Sunday morning.
It's too bad that so many people are so anxious to post their opinions, but don't take a few minutes to actually bring themselves up to speed on the contents of the thread first. :R
HappyKayakers wrote:
So, the campgrounds should subsidize Internet access for large families or people running online businesses from their RVs?
If you absolutely need more data each month, you always have the option of paying for more. The plan I have for my aircard is 5GB per month. I always have the option of going over that limit and paying extra.
BTW, I really like the previous poster's pay phone analogy. Seems to be spot on. Before everyone carried their own cell phones, pay phones were a way of life. Now that everyone can carry their own hotspot, free wifi will begin to disappear.
