Campground Descriptions ~ Just Thinking
We live fulltime on the road and so far have visited 22 or 23 states. Having a wonderful time. However, as I was walking the campground this morning, drinking my coffee, I began to wonder "When doe...
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wny_pat wrote:Dog Folks wrote:
Some use the words "luxury"and "resort" to raise the prices.
Personally if I see those two words, I stay away, as I will not use any of the "amenities" and don't want to pay for them.
I live near a campground that calls its self a "RV Resort". Has no real amenities. Does not even have a pool. No cement or blacktop slabs. They do have fire rings, picnic tables, volleyball, horseshoe pits, a rec hall, showers, and laundry. Sites have 20, 30, and 50 amp electric and chlorinated water. They only charge $29 a night, and they also charge $10 to dump. I certainly do not call it a Resort, but the $29 a night is not bad for what you get. But it is in a big open field with no trees! Nice public golf course near by.
There are "exceptions" to every "rule." You have found one.
