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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paulcardoza wrote:
Really? Well, the place is easily one of the best CG's I've ever been to and I would much rather that they keep it in pristine condition then let is become a camper salvage yard, like many other CG's with seasonal programs I have seen. Normandy Farms is in the top 1% of CG's I have stayed at.docj wrote:paulcardoza wrote:
You are inspected periodically and you must be INVITED back the following year.
Thanks for identifying the CG in question; it sounds like just the kind of place I would want to avoid. If I have to have an invitation for the privilege of making a reservation, that is at least one level of pretentiousness more than I can stomach.
At $70-80/night I would like to hope it's really nice. That's a bit too pricy for our budget no matter how nice it is. We have stayed at full hookup campgrounds in some of the most beautiful national parks in the US and Canada for a lot less than that. Somehow anything man-made can't compete, in my mind, with what nature can provide. To each his own, JMO.
