westernrvparkowner wrote:
However, if I want my park to only have rigs that look like RVs, that is my right. Say you and your group decided the best way to "stealth" camp was to paint up your rigs like plumbing and construction vans. That would work great for stealth camping, but sure wouldn't make my park very desirable if I had a bunch of Roto-Rooter vans in the park. Becoming a winner at "stealth" camping may very well make you a loser at getting a spot in an RV park. Choices have consequences.
That is your right, but POST IT on your website!!!
I guess your idea of what and who is desirable is different than mine. I dont usually talk much to other campers, but those with interesting camping rigs so far have been most interesting and fascinating people. A lot of arts and craft people, for example, who follow shows from town to town. People who have seasonal jobs. People who dont want to leave their pets behind. Even just eccentrics (like me). I guess I wont worry about finding them in exclusive RV parks.
