Campgrounds with Seasonals. Yes/No?

hoojs wrote:
What's the general consensus. We try to avoid CG with seasonals (other than work campers/hosts). We've not had good experience when the parks have seasonals. It always seems they feel its "their" park and they either ignore rules that are enforced on visitors, or run over guests as they try to use the parks amenities. I see most as a place for the parents to drink beer and ride around in golfcarts, while children run unsupervised. Growing up camping we were allowed at an appropriate age to go on our own, but we didn't bully other children out of their fun either. (When you see kids behave that way, then you see the parents it usually makes sense). Maybe it's just me and I'm to uptight.

we've been in many, many parks that have seasonals...sometimes a few, sometimes a lot. the park we use in mesa, az every spring is a snowbird park and thus is mostly seasonals. we've never encountered any of the issues you raised. we *did* encounter golf-cart races at a park in Illinois but it wasn't seasonals. it was memorial day weekend and the park was renting golf carts to anyone...and I almost mean that literally...who had the price. even 10-12 year old kids were zooming around the park. that's one reason why we now stay at home on holidays.