Is this legal???
We are fairly new at RVing and have been planning a summer trip to the Northeast. Made a lot of park reservations last year, since I heard that was imperative to get into some of the parks. Some of th...
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colliehauler wrote:Property taxes are an expense of the park, I wouldn't expect a park to directly pass on any increase. Same with power, water and other utilities unless they are metered and billed directly to each renter.
Since you paid (not just a reservation) I would think you would have a contract. If they did not honor that contract I would ask for a refund.
The seasonal campground I stay at had their property tax double in one year. They had to raise rates the following year. They did not raise rates mid year after everyone had already paid.
What I was referring to would be lodging taxes, sales taxes or other taxes directly assessed to the rental rate. If those were increased by the taxing authority, I would pass them on to all rentals, whether or not they had made the reservations prior to the announcement and implementation of that increase.
