Listings in Good Sam campground guide
We are finishing up a 12,000 mile trip and used the GS book a lot. We found a lot of campgrounds that were not in the book. The latest campground had been in business since the 70's. It was a nice ...
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martipr wrote:Bob Vaughn wrote:
We are finishing up a 12,000 mile trip and used the GS book a lot. We found a lot of campgrounds that were not in the book. The latest campground had been in business since the 70's. It was a nice campground with a very nice pool and a large split lake with catfish in one side and trout in the other. With a nice babbling brook running down one side of the park. My question is how do parks get listed in the book??? Plus why are parks shown as having wi-fi and cable and you have to pay for these amenities.......especially when the per night cost is over the top.....
Why are there so many nice parks that are not listed and so many crappy parks that have a good listing?
some of the former may not want to pay for the listing or have been overlooked. as for the latter, crappy is in the eye of the beholder.
