RV Parks w/older RV restrictions
I've just purchased a 1990 Class A Bounder. When I tried to make reservations in a couple of parks (Las Vegas and Flagstaff) I was informed that my RV is too old. I'm sure the owners of the parks ha...
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Here's my slightly different perspective. I fulltime in a 1998 Newell, a very high end coach. Since we sold the house and are living (not camping or weekending or vacationing) we wanted to be comfortable wherever we are. Our coach looks like it's new and many people can't believe it's 15 years old. But we keep it up just like we kept up the house and lawn.
Campgrounds are just like your neighborhood. Location and neighbors are very important for us. We do a mix of public (state & federal) and private campgrounds. And like resorts if the amenities have what we want. We are definately not the "filet mignon and caviar" crowd. Although I do like a nice filet medium rare on the pit.
One thing that I don't like is when in some parks other campers assume we are snobs because of our coach. Or because we aren't outside all day. Quite often we're out sightseeing. Other times we just enjoy being inside. So please don't judge us because of what we live in. And I won't judge you for what you live in.
Campgrounds are just like your neighborhood. Location and neighbors are very important for us. We do a mix of public (state & federal) and private campgrounds. And like resorts if the amenities have what we want. We are definately not the "filet mignon and caviar" crowd. Although I do like a nice filet medium rare on the pit.
One thing that I don't like is when in some parks other campers assume we are snobs because of our coach. Or because we aren't outside all day. Quite often we're out sightseeing. Other times we just enjoy being inside. So please don't judge us because of what we live in. And I won't judge you for what you live in.
