I am posting this in this forum because it is the straightest way to a fastest answer.French Quarter RV Resort's (NOLA)Web site is asking for the year of my Monaco Diplomat before submitting Request. Tell me, has anyone stayed there and is this one of the RV parks that 'age discriminates' against older RV's?My Jeanette (The Diplomat's name)is in beautiful condition, Fully refurbished in and out. But, she is still basically 15 years old.Thanks in advance.

We stayed there in 2008 when our coach was new. It is SO convenient to the French Quarter. They will give you a golf cart ride to the edge of the Quarter. It is known that the park is in a iffy area but we didn't have a problem and enjoyed the area and the park. The pool is nice. I would think, but not sure, that a very clean older coach shouldn't be a problem. Please let us know if it is. The park was selling the lots but not sure if that's the case now. The downturn of the economy happened just after we stayed there so maybe the business model has changed. It sure is close to everything. The aftermath of hurricane Katrina was still very evident even after three years (2005).MM.

Mr.Mark wrote:We stayed there in 2008 when our coach was new. It is SO convenient to the French Quarter. They will give you a golf cart ride to the edge of the Quarter. It is known that the park is in a iffy area but we didn't have a problem and enjoyed the area and the park. The pool is nice. I would think, but not sure, that a very clean older coach shouldn't be a problem. Please let us know if it is. The park was selling the lots but not sure if that's the case now. The downturn of the economy happened just after we stayed there so maybe the business model has changed. It sure is close to everything. The aftermath of hurricane Katrina was still very evident even after three years (2005).MM.I hope to stay there. We have friends staying there, and several others coming to town that same weekend-a reunion of sorts. Ponchartrain Landings is a nice RV place as well in a REALLY iffy part of town. But it is a little longer a ride. They provide shuttle service, but we go out for late evenings, and it is $22 cab ride back!

we've stayed there twice - really nice place (don't let the location scare you), we felt completely safe & as close as it was to i10 we barely noticed and we slept perfectly fine.i recall them asking the make & year - but we're 10yrs old (don't look it).I'd ask them why they need the year and if there is a "cut off" or limit...then you can base your answer on that ;)

We've stayed there at least three times. I don't recall them asking my coach age. My coach turns ten this year so I'd be interested in what they tell you.

We were there 2 years ago and our coach was 13 yrs old. They might have asked us the age, but I don't recall. I've had other places ask the year of our coach and I just tell them what it is and that it is well maintained... never been turned down. We now have a 2013 coach, so we are good for a few years ! FQRV is a great place to stay if you are visiting the FQ. Easy walk to all the action.

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paulsang
Explorer
Aug 05, 2014
Mr.Mark wrote:
We stayed there in 2008 when our coach was new. It is SO convenient to the French Quarter. They will give you a golf cart ride to the edge of the Quarter.

It is known that the park is in a iffy area but we didn't have a problem and enjoyed the area and the park. The pool is nice.

I would think, but not sure, that a very clean older coach shouldn't be a problem. Please let us know if it is.

The park was selling the lots but not sure if that's the case now. The downturn of the economy happened just after we stayed there so maybe the business model has changed. It sure is close to everything. The aftermath of hurricane Katrina was still very evident even after three years (2005).

MM.

I hope to stay there. We have friends staying there, and several others coming to town that same weekend-a reunion of sorts.
Ponchartrain Landings is a nice RV place as well in a REALLY iffy part of town. But it is a little longer a ride. They provide shuttle service, but we go out for late evenings, and it is $22 cab ride back!
Mr_Mark1
Explorer
Aug 05, 2014
We stayed there in 2008 when our coach was new. It is SO convenient to the French Quarter. They will give you a golf cart ride to the edge of the Quarter.

It is known that the park is in a iffy area but we didn't have a problem and enjoyed the area and the park. The pool is nice.

I would think, but not sure, that a very clean older coach shouldn't be a problem. Please let us know if it is.

The park was selling the lots but not sure if that's the case now. The downturn of the economy happened just after we stayed there so maybe the business model has changed. It sure is close to everything. The aftermath of hurricane Katrina was still very evident even after three years (2005).

MM.

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