Campground = low income housing???
I wasn't sure where to post this question so I figured I would try here. It's as much of a rant as it is a question, but it is a legitimate question. I've been tent camping my whole life but am ne...
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Mac1 wrote:
We no longer RV, but your experience matches ours. One thing we found to be true was if a campground was owned by a city, you could count on it being full of permanents, Why?, simple , city's use them as a source of income. State parks, Corp of Eng. parks generally put a limit except in the winter season, then they allow unlimited to accommodate snowbirds and to get that income.
Our city's campground has strict limits on length of stay.
