Campgrounds with Seasonals. Yes/No?
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...
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Seasonal here.
We chose our seasonal site based on the percentage of sites allowed to be used for seasonal use. We found a county park where only 8 of 50 are seasonal sites. Come October, we'll move our camper to storage and leave the lot looking like all the others. The proximity to a water source deemed which sites were considered seasonals.
We also chose it based on how lenient the management was. The less lenient, the better. I hate the looks of seasonal campgrounds that allow permanent structures, over-the-top garden decor, sheds & golf carts. Too trashy most of the time. We can have a tiny wood pile...and that's it.
Most weekend campers have no idea we stay for 6 months at a time. We look like everyone else and thoroughly enjoy a change of neighbors every week.
We chose our seasonal site based on the percentage of sites allowed to be used for seasonal use. We found a county park where only 8 of 50 are seasonal sites. Come October, we'll move our camper to storage and leave the lot looking like all the others. The proximity to a water source deemed which sites were considered seasonals.
We also chose it based on how lenient the management was. The less lenient, the better. I hate the looks of seasonal campgrounds that allow permanent structures, over-the-top garden decor, sheds & golf carts. Too trashy most of the time. We can have a tiny wood pile...and that's it.
Most weekend campers have no idea we stay for 6 months at a time. We look like everyone else and thoroughly enjoy a change of neighbors every week.
