Are class A resorts just as filled up as other RV parks?

Mankind and all its works are parts of nature. Fancy RV parks included.

This is why I am setting up our motorhome for drycamping.
2k battery bank and 1400 24v solar feeding 2 3000w inverters.
Nature is the best camp site.

rk911 wrote:
the resorts in AZ may be easier to get into this winter if the Canadians are prevented from comimg south this year.

I'm just wondering if true why the virus killed 5,000 there here close to 200,000 USA.

Bill.Satellite wrote:
Class A resorts are so expensive and filled with such RV snobs that I wonder why you would only be interested in staying at places like this.

I'll be honest with you Bill. It's not so much who I want to be with, but what I'm trying to get away from. I'm a down to earth guy, but I'm 68 now and getting tired of barking dogs, screaming kids, guys coming into the park with blaring headers, campfires with smoke covering our rig. I just want to go to a place where I know it's going to be a nice experience. I'm willing to spend more for that, but as some have pointed out, booking a site at these resorts might not be any easier to book than the state parks.

With few exceptions, we only stay at motorcoach resorts. Yes, they are as full as any other right now. At least in our experience so far this season.

Well thanks a bunch you guys. We are not snobs but do love the Class A resorts such as Bella Terra in Alabama, Petosky RV Resort in Michigan, Solstice in Nevada, Hilton Head in So Carolina and the one Monaco built, Motorcoach Country Club in California. We've enjoyed them all. We've also stayed at Thousand Trails parks and even some sketchy ones. Staying at a Luxury Resort is like going out for lobster dinner. You can't afford one every night but every now and again it's enjoyable. We even spent 4 months as a camp host at one of the above parks. Most who diss the luxury parks have never visited one. Sure, they're more expensive but saying those who stay there are snobby is like judging a Prevost owner as a snob. We are simply down to earth folks who enjoy some luxury in our travels. Don't judge me by where I stay or what I drive.....Dennis

We have a Class A but we've never been in a Class A only resort. Some of the A owners are kind of snobby. Never will look to stay at one either, too expensive and there are many nice parks for much less.

Class A resorts are so expensive and filled with such RV snobs that I wonder why you would only be interested in staying at places like this.

We have been out all summer. The class a resorts are mostly full. The bride is a planner and is already booking our trip next year.

Yes the coach resorts in the south are in their slow season ..we haven’t gone north this season so I don’t know how the coach only resorts.are doing up there. Winter May be different This year as Canadians make up a significant percent. If the border doesn’t open ( and it looks like it may not) they will be missed. Our ownership parks motorhome only section is 20- 30% Canadian use ( rent or own).