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Hi  i am very new to camping  i am thinking of buying into a home park so i can get the coast to coast benefits.  i asked a few people from a park i visited &amp; i was told sometimes there are black-out dates &amp; you sometimes get crappy sites like in the over-flow sections and the better sites are for prospective park buyers.  can you please tell me if this is true ?  thank you

cat_lady · Answer

You might also want to check into the Thousand Trails Zone Pass.  They usually have a 2 zones for the price of 1 sale around the first of the year.  Cat Lady

crabbin_cabin · Answer

Cat Lady wrote:You might also want to check into the Thousand Trails Zone Pass.  They usually have a 2 zones for the price of 1 sale around the first of the year.  Cat LadyCat lady - your response has no relationship to either the question or this particular forum!!

bdpreece · Answer

Most of the parks will black out holiday weekends or times when there are special events in the immediate vicinity to allow their home park members better access.  We have been C2C members for many years and do not find this a real problem.  Just takes a little advance planning.  I agree that some of the parks do save their better sites for their own members but I have never been given a site that I felt was not worth more than I was paying for it.

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