RV age & park rules?
Hello All, I recently bought a 1992 fifth wheel and tow it with a 2001 Dodge 3500. We bought it with the intention of mostly dry camping. We are finding that it is not nearly as well suited to dry ...
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Matt_Colie wrote:I would seriously consider finding a new wagonmaster if he had originally booked you in to a park that was more expensive and lower quality than where you ended up. I thought that mapping out the best route with the best stays was the job description of a wagonmaster. Sounds like he failed.
We had a rally scheduled at a park. The wagonmaster stopped by a week early and was told the nothing over ten rule. So, he went out to his and used his then new mobile web to do a search and print the list of thirty odd that had made reservations. He found another place nearby (that was both less expensive and nicer) and went back into the office to cancel those reservations. We all had a good laugh and arranged a convoy past the other park. No coach in our club is less than 36 and many are over 40.
Matt
