Pilot/Flying J
Used several Pilot/Flying J's on my way to Vegas, Lake Mead, Grand Canyon North Rim, Kaibab Plateau, Zion National Park... Found that lots of these sites are not RV friendly sometimes with no facil...
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jkwilson wrote:RTCastillo wrote:
So far, as new RVer, I've seen so far Pilot/Flying J's in CA, NV, Arizona and Utah,
And my observation is that an RV friendly site is more an exception than the rule. And these are the ones with exclusive RV gas lane and dedicated RV parking.
Businesswise and strategic planning which is my skills set, there are lost opportunities in revenues for providing these ancillary facilities for RVers.
And obviously, I'm just here to give them free advice -- for my own self interest, lol.
My thought is that there would be enormous value in having a brand name associated with easy fueling, clean bathrooms, food and snack selection and rest parking for RVs. If you knew every store of a certain brand would be hassle free, you’d stop there as often as possible. Even putting a little “RV Friendly” logo on their signs for stores that were designed for RVs would create loyalty.
I agree completely. There should be a blueprint for every Pilot/Flying J station (or franchises, if it is).
