How do you watch tv

OTA and an unlimited data plan. Local news is my favorite and it’s OTA.

We use OTA. Always find at least 5 or 6 channels, sometimes as many as 30. We also have movies recorded on a WD hard drive.

Bill

Most of the time I either use the park provided cable TV or over the air antenna near the large cities. For those really in the woods type places I bring plenty of DVDs and watch those. I refuse to pay the kind of money that Verizon charges for unlimited data plans in order to stream video. Next year I may buy a Dish antenna so I can pull in my local channels (if the park doesn't have too many trees blocking the sky).
Don't even think of streaming using the park WiFi or I'll be pounding on your door because I can't even get my email.

OTA unless we go to a CG that has Cable

We use satellite Directv if I cant get a good signal then we use the campground cable

OTA most of the time, campground cable when available, pay as you go satellite when nothing else is available. BTW, Natchez, MS has only one bad OTA station available. OTA antenna is good for 50+ miles over flatlands.

Satellite (Dish) or OTA that imports it's channels into my Dish guide. I do stream occasionally, but it can zap data.

Streched out on my back most of the time.

There are a lot of "streaming" options now (cable over internet) that work well if you have adequately fast data (works on 4G cell phones, have not tried 3G). I am watching DirecTV NOW (no connection to the satellite version) on my PC while I am typing this. $40/month, 20 hours of cloud based DVD free, no contract.

I find that if you can't get Dish, you can't get OTA. We stocked up on box sets of various TV series. This trip we're doing The Shield.

I had great luck in the southeast with OTA. We figured the trip to the west Dish would be best, So far a bust.