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wincrasher65
Jul 05, 2015Explorer
Some places you can use a tent site - but you have to ask. Some will have a communal power and water hook up that may be you can hook up just for a while and fill your tank and charge batteries.
The Corps of Engineers system has small RV parks at some facilities like locks and dams. There are several in Florida I know of and they are pretty reasonably priced. Another option is municipal parks in small towns.
If you were ambitious, you could collect a listing of such places and make a website for sharing the info. I agree with you though, that there will be alot of demand in the future for lower-priced, non-destination type RV parks. It seems to me that prices have really spiked up in the last few years, yet the parks have not really been improved any.
The Corps of Engineers system has small RV parks at some facilities like locks and dams. There are several in Florida I know of and they are pretty reasonably priced. Another option is municipal parks in small towns.
If you were ambitious, you could collect a listing of such places and make a website for sharing the info. I agree with you though, that there will be alot of demand in the future for lower-priced, non-destination type RV parks. It seems to me that prices have really spiked up in the last few years, yet the parks have not really been improved any.
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