RV's too old to park in their campground???
I bought my motorhome with the intention of leaving CT, and spending quality time with my family who has relocated to the outskirts of Indianapolis this year. I was paying my rent here in CT yesterday...
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Cheryl_B wrote:
... this IN campground has answered my emails ...15 years old or newer. I called 2 other places (only places open year round there) and they had similar policies.
Would you please name these parks that had these rules. I live North and East of Indianapolis about 35 miles. My Great-great grandfather homesteaded in this area, and this has been my "home" all my life.
I've never heard of any of the campgrounds or RV parks with this rule. I'd be most curious to call and find out their reasons for such a rule.
I do know, there are some very old campgrounds in the Central Indiana area that traditionally have been smelly arm-pits. Some of them are attempting to clean up their act and reach a better clientele. Maybe, because of the "image" and "reputation" of some of these places, these parks started enforcing this rule.
Still, I'd REALLY like to know which ones they are! Please provide?
