Full time residences in RV Parks
My wife and I started Full Timing last September (9-2015) travelling south from the Pacific Northwest like a lot of folks do. We returned to the Northwest just two weeks ago with plans to keep travell...
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We pulled into a one year old "RV RESORT" priced at $312.00 + taxes per week that had a great Good Same Rating but also had 40 full time residences with all their glory (junk) spread all around and under their RV's. We know how many full time folks there are because we asked as we started noticing this was becoming the norm out here in the West.
Where do we draw the line between a true RV Park and just a place to flop with all your belongings and collections an....
Sadly it HAS changed over time, due to the economy or whatever. And usually the CG's that have allowed it usually are run down and in financial trouble anyway or they wouldn't have needed to have gone in that direction to keep their CG afloat.:R
When I hit the road and went full time I too was shocked at how many and conditions of permanent residents at some CG's.
Now when I call ahead for a CG for the night or even several nights I the first thing I ask the CG is how many "permanent residents" they have in their CG.
For me, if they say they have permanent resident campers I do NOT stay there.
There are plenty of other CG's down the road that do not have to rent out to permanent resident campers to stay in business.
