A good campground website includes:
Current Rates
Park Rules INCLUDING what they do not accept
General info (site sizes, site amentities)
Info pertaining to late check-in
Glowing reviews I ignore. I use RVparkreviews for reviews. I don't care about seeing the bathouses, laundries, pools/spas and clubhouses. I have my own bathroom. I spend as little time in the laundry as possible (I have a wonderwasher and often just wash my meager amount of dirties in it) and I don't do pools and clubhouses. My pet peeve is why campgrounds don't keep on top of their emails! I have quite wasting my time with emails to campgrounds. One took over a year to respond to a basic question I had about their campground. I have stayed at many campgrounds that did not have websites. Some good, some bad. Same mix as the website campgrounds. A website is a basic method of advertising. To me, it is the best bang for your buck when it comes to advertising dollars. And a simple website isn't all that costly.
