WiFi
Is it safe to assume that pretty much all RV campgrounds, both public and private, offer free WiFi. Obviously, we wouldn't expect WiFi in primitive areas. WiFi is important to us as it is our prim...
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Tony B wrote:
For Peter to say " you are exactly the type of internet user that the campgrounds try to keep off their network" makes us sound like abusers rather than someone surprised that campgrounds cant afford internet.
I never said anything about being abusive. You obviously use a lot of data, streaming a lot of audio and or video, which chews up bandwidth. CG's just don't have the infrastructure to support this, that is why I said you are the type of internet user they are trying to keep off the network. I know the internet is getting to the point where it is being thought of a utility, like electricity and water, it should just "be there and work". I view RV'ing as a way to 'get away' for a while, to leave all the day to day activities behind, relax and spend some quality time with family and friends, so I really don't care if WiFi is available. I am often on call for work when I go away, and need a reliable connection to to my job if called. I carry my own hot spot for this.
