It's worth looking into for sure and draws us to a place faster than the offer of a shower or laundry facilities most often.
I suppose one should establish baselines for campsites versus internet ability in order to first help the most frustrating, but my question is... Is the increase in connection power a cost that campsites are willing to keep up and maintain? Repairs and reboots must not interrupt the daily usage or customers get irate.
Still, one must ask, does a camper stop there because of internet connection, or does a camper stop because of the scenery? It's a nice thing that campgrounds provide, but if we camp in scenic places until we need a connection to catch up, we will go to the library instead of an inferior campground with good internet.
