Rv Park Admission Fee

carp65: Probably a good decision on your part.

The park you mentioned is in Virginia, not WV. as you claim.

RV park reviews average is 6.7 with 158 reviews, so evidentially, many other campers disagree with you.

Last fall we were in Winchester, WV visiting with my wife's family
and we paid $24.00 for her niece and husband and two children,
and wife's sister and husband who were visiting from Puerto Rico.
The park was Candy Hill RV Resort. Will never stay here again
and would never recommend it to anyone. The help are very unfriendly
and do not seem to care that you are a customer. Park is nothing
special and there are two major highways next to it and noise of
cars and semi's is terrible. This was the first time we ever had
to pay for visitors and they were only there for a couple of hours.
Did not shower, shave or the like and no one used their swimming pool
Would advise anyone to stay away from this place!

Dtank wrote:

paulcardoza wrote:
What is that supposed to mean? Your argument is gibberish. One has nothing to do with the other.

garyhaupt wrote:
And all those park owners and those that defend the extra fees....tell me you don't shop at Wal-Mart, or on-line, to get the best price on imported goods, even tho the local shop or plant in your area probably has gone out of business.



Gary Haupt

Another vote for - Haupt (hopped) off topic with an axe to grind..:S

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I and several other esteemed members have tried logic and knowledge with this poster earlier on this and other threads . Lets not feed him anymore?
Max

You did well B.O. You came to feel you weren't getting enough for your dollar. You left! The new guy is apparently happy with his perceived value and the land owner is realizing what he believes it to be worth. Wonderful system isn't it!

I had a seasonal in central MN for 16 years. New owners took over. Prices on everything went up. Then they started charging if I had visitors over for lunch, then charged more if the visitors wanted to use the pool, then charged even more if they stayed overnight. Then we couldn't bring our own pop into the lodge because they sold pop there..and on and on. We always paid our rent and any other charges right away, never late on anything. Now we don't pay them anything and somebody else has our spot...lots happier since we left.

BO.

I do shop at Wal Mart, when it is appropriate to shop at Wal Mart, where one shops has nothing to do with this topic/
Will you pay extra for a guest? It is totally up to you, there is no right and no wrong here. If you as a consumer do not feel as if you should pay an additional fee for guest, then don't have a guest!
Every Park Resort or Campground,party venue, etc has an upfront written policy. Your duty is to read the rules before you commit.

paulcardoza wrote:
What is that supposed to mean? Your argument is gibberish. One has nothing to do with the other.

garyhaupt wrote:
And all those park owners and those that defend the extra fees....tell me you don't shop at Wal-Mart, or on-line, to get the best price on imported goods, even tho the local shop or plant in your area probably has gone out of business.



Gary Haupt

Another vote for - Haupt (hopped) off topic with an axe to grind..:S

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Dog Folks wrote:

garyhaupt wrote:
And all those park owners and those that defend the extra fees....tell me you don't shop at Wal-Mart, or on-line, to get the best price on imported goods, even tho the local shop or plant in your area probably has gone out of business.



Gary Haupt

Well Gary, you don't have to believe me BUT; I don't shop at WalMart, and never on-line. I want American made,(not always possible,) to touch it, and examine it, before I buy it.

I happy, even though it may cost a few bucks extra. Guess that is why I am not rich. But I'm happy.

Cool...good for you. I like that.


Gary Haupt

garyhaupt wrote:
And all those park owners and those that defend the extra fees....tell me you don't shop at Wal-Mart, or on-line, to get the best price on imported goods, even tho the local shop or plant in your area probably has gone out of business.



Gary Haupt

Well Gary, you don't have to believe me BUT; I don't shop at WalMart, and never on-line. I want American made,(not always possible,) to touch it, and examine it, before I buy it.

I happy, even though it may cost a few bucks extra. Guess that is why I am not rich. But I'm happy.

What is that supposed to mean? Your argument is gibberish. One has nothing to do with the other.

garyhaupt wrote:
And all those park owners and those that defend the extra fees....tell me you don't shop at Wal-Mart, or on-line, to get the best price on imported goods, even tho the local shop or plant in your area probably has gone out of business.



Gary Haupt