Most common campground complaints?
Running a campground for this season, we're lucky (or maybe hard working enough?) that we don't hear about too many complaints. So we were thinking, what things have you found to complain about at...
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Well I don't mean to go off the other side of this conversation however as a manager of a campground looking for complaints to better your campground I think you'll get use out of this.
We just completed a week stay at a campground close to home to "figure out our new MH". I've never been to this place before, so I didn't know what to expect. By the time we left I felt as if I was a member of the owner's family.
I didn't need to try to fit in, I just did. The seasonal folk there made me feel real comfortable and part of a big family. The one poster who said keep them separate, I don't agree. The ones we met were very nice and everyone got along.
Yes the washroom was clean and the noise restricted times of 10-8 were strictly enforced. Also everone obese with a dog picked up after their dogs.
One of the seasonal campers told me that the owner runs a tight ship, and puts up with no nonsense. This proved true by the way people respected the rules.
As for my crazy 2 and 4 yr old daughters they were at times loud and I kept apologizing to my neighbors. Kids are what they are. I don't allow them to run amuck on their own, but they can be a pain to have to listen to even if they are your own so I get it.
As any society I guess you'll run onto some that have more needs than others. I would just keep to the basics of any service industry and figure out who your loyal customers are and keep them happy.
The rules say not to advertise so I won't, however if anyone wants the information on the campground I stayed at, message me and I will give it to you. The best methods of business is when you have word of mouth advertising.
We just completed a week stay at a campground close to home to "figure out our new MH". I've never been to this place before, so I didn't know what to expect. By the time we left I felt as if I was a member of the owner's family.
I didn't need to try to fit in, I just did. The seasonal folk there made me feel real comfortable and part of a big family. The one poster who said keep them separate, I don't agree. The ones we met were very nice and everyone got along.
Yes the washroom was clean and the noise restricted times of 10-8 were strictly enforced. Also everone obese with a dog picked up after their dogs.
One of the seasonal campers told me that the owner runs a tight ship, and puts up with no nonsense. This proved true by the way people respected the rules.
As for my crazy 2 and 4 yr old daughters they were at times loud and I kept apologizing to my neighbors. Kids are what they are. I don't allow them to run amuck on their own, but they can be a pain to have to listen to even if they are your own so I get it.
As any society I guess you'll run onto some that have more needs than others. I would just keep to the basics of any service industry and figure out who your loyal customers are and keep them happy.
The rules say not to advertise so I won't, however if anyone wants the information on the campground I stayed at, message me and I will give it to you. The best methods of business is when you have word of mouth advertising.
