Crack Down on 50 Amp Rigs Using 30 Amp Sites
I don't know how long this has been going on but I learned today that some RV parks including the Washington/Pittsbugh KOA I had booked has a policy that if your rig has 50 amp service, you can't use ...
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SoundGuy wrote:gitane59 wrote:
I strenuously object to the idea that just because my unit has a 50amp connection I am a power hog and should not be on 30amp pedestal's.
While you might arguably have a point in a public park supported by tax dollars you have none in a private park where an owner always maintains the right to decide what the rules may be in his park. If you don't like them you always have the option to go elsewhere where the rules may suit you better.
This is the problem of to many rv'ers and not enough modern campground site's. As with many thing's in this world currently society is destroying what was an enjoyable adventure and hobby. Having a 50amp power cord does not mean a darn thing about how much power I might or might not be using at any one time. Boondocking is looking better and better at this time. Oh yes many boondockers have 50amp unit's.
I wonder what the campground I was in would have said if I pulled in with my 50 amp power hog and had the roof covered with solar panels and did not even hook up to their crappy outdated electrical grid.
I imagine I'd still get snide snears from all the olded smaller unit owners whose power was going going off because of all their old in-efficient air conditioner's.
It's very sad but because of societal changes after camping and rv'ing for over 50 years it is beginning to become un-enjoyable.
