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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ohhell10339 wrote:
So for any of you who have suffered this bizarre form of age discrimination, how have you gotten around it? Does the prevalence of the "age rule" depend on how la-de-da the RV park is and how much the area is in demand? Have you managed to talk park managers into waiving the rule, maybe by dragging them by the scruff of the neck out to see your RV? And as far as that goes, how is such a blanket policy justified?how is such a blanket policy justified? Shouldn't it be on a case-by-case basis, or do these folks really think that the sight of a 2006 rig will detract from everyone else's experience?
9 time's out of 10 I would bet this policy is used for to remove people that are causing problems or to keep out Rv's that are total wrecks. If you have a 20 year old RV and do a halfway decent attempt to keep it maintained and if you are responsible to your fellow rv'ers I doubt anyone is going to flag you, my 2 cents.
Mike
