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:
That's old people speak for "I don't understand what's going on and I don't like it". Problem is, our parents and grandparents said exactly the same thing. :D As it affects your camping, if it bothers you so much you still have a choice - don't do it any more and save yourself the aggravation. Also simple. :)
gitane59 wrote:
Oh I understand what's going on and I don't like it. That's my prerogative. RV manufacturer's need to allocate a portion of there profit's to funding and promoting campground development.
Sure it's your prerogative, but it's also anyone else's to ignore you, which according to you is just what is happening. :W You're right - RV manufacturers don't care one whit where their product goes once it's shipped out to dealers, dealers don't care one whit once the product is sold and leaves their lot. I'm sure those operating publicly funded campgrounds care but they have no power at all to change it - got a complaint, talk to their political masters. Believe it, funding for public camping spaces is at the far low end of the totem pole when there are so many other issues feeding at the public trough. And of course there will always be NIMBY resistance from those who don't camp and therefore don't care whether you have a place to take your camper or not - which is the vast majority of the public. You're dreaming if you think this is going to change. :R
