If your RV is older, keep moving, stranger!

Captain_Happy wrote:
I guess I'll just stay out here in the western states and enjoy more reasonable rates and get held up with over inflated fees. The little park I camp hosted at last year had 10 spaces. Surrounded by large cottonwood trees, a small building with a washing machine & dryer. $20.00 per night, and $110.00 per week, $320.00 a month. Not these are the types of parks I like to stay in. Because I really don't fell like paying for all the bells and whistle that I don't need or want.

I assume you camp hosted for a free site. It's a good thing the owner doesn't need to make any money because there is no way they do much better than break even after taxes and utilities. You also do realize the owner is actually breaking the law by having an employee and not paying at least minimum wage. Such parks are business plans that cannot actually succeed long term unless the owners are either charities or subsidized by either the taxpayer (state, local or federal parks on publicly owned land) or another business entity they own and they use the park as a lure for that other business (i.e. Casinos).