How do you guys look for RV Parks?
Hello all, just seeing how much people go on about looking for an RV Park? I'm not advertising my park or anything, just seeing the best way to market. I'm assuming most people just google it? ...
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When on the road, RVParky, look at their reviews, then google to the website. Look at pics of park, directions/map, and amenities, then price.
No facebook on phone.
No sign-in sites on phone.
A website with map, prices, and phone number being prominent, with a nice aerial view is much appreciated when on the road. Good cell coverage is important (planning activities, restaurants, etc), we make our own wifi.
When trip planning from home, website, reviews, proximity to attractions, pics, personal touches that show pride in cleanliness (especially bathrooms!), and reasonably long sites with room for awning, slides, etc. Ice for a fair price is a very good amenity.
IMHO, clean and functional bathrooms and showers are one of the top items when we are staying on the road. I don't want to add steam and moisture to our camper if we don't need to, but don't want messy, not hot, or long lines at showers.
Hope this helps and thanks for asking! Good to see someone asking their market customers what they want. Shame to spend on items not important to customers and miss others.
No facebook on phone.
No sign-in sites on phone.
A website with map, prices, and phone number being prominent, with a nice aerial view is much appreciated when on the road. Good cell coverage is important (planning activities, restaurants, etc), we make our own wifi.
When trip planning from home, website, reviews, proximity to attractions, pics, personal touches that show pride in cleanliness (especially bathrooms!), and reasonably long sites with room for awning, slides, etc. Ice for a fair price is a very good amenity.
IMHO, clean and functional bathrooms and showers are one of the top items when we are staying on the road. I don't want to add steam and moisture to our camper if we don't need to, but don't want messy, not hot, or long lines at showers.
Hope this helps and thanks for asking! Good to see someone asking their market customers what they want. Shame to spend on items not important to customers and miss others.
