Depends on what I'm using the "park" for. We are now in a "National/State Park" mode, so TV is not an issue -- in fact I've taken the TV out of my B to gain space.
However, if we go into "cross country travel" mode, that's when we often stop at commercial RV parks, and then I like to have the cable.
WiFi at the RV park is generally so bad that we've given up and use our own Verizon. So I don't care what the park provides for WiFi.
So I'm pointing out that we are all different. A park that provides more options will do better than one which is just bare bones.
