If your RV is older, keep moving, stranger!
I've been investigating monthly stays in high-rent RV parks (places like San Diego, Oregon coast, etc.) where I might want to stay for an extended period. Most places I'm seeing charge considerably le...
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ANY rule I do not like is no problem, that is because I am on wheels, and the road beckons!
I have never been turned away because of the age of my RV.
However, I have been turned away because we were traveling with 2 cats and a dog (RULE: No more than two pets). Since I called ahead looking for a spot for 13 weeks, I didn't even darken their entryway.
I have refused to even consider an RV park because they had a "No firearms" rule. No, I didn't have any in the RV, I just didn't like the rule, and didn't want to support them.
I never consider any RV parking lot that has "Resort" in the name. Such places (and the people they attract) are simply too sophisticated for this ol' country boy.
Nearly all of our travel these days is in-state, and either to a Forest Service campground or the Famcamp at the AFB.
Either way, no problem with damfool rules. Just common-sense, logical rules.
I have never been turned away because of the age of my RV.
However, I have been turned away because we were traveling with 2 cats and a dog (RULE: No more than two pets). Since I called ahead looking for a spot for 13 weeks, I didn't even darken their entryway.
I have refused to even consider an RV park because they had a "No firearms" rule. No, I didn't have any in the RV, I just didn't like the rule, and didn't want to support them.
I never consider any RV parking lot that has "Resort" in the name. Such places (and the people they attract) are simply too sophisticated for this ol' country boy.
Nearly all of our travel these days is in-state, and either to a Forest Service campground or the Famcamp at the AFB.
Either way, no problem with damfool rules. Just common-sense, logical rules.
