I have a couple of comments in this peeing contest about RV parks. Out of the probably 30 I have stayed at I bet 20 did not keep tree limbs trimmed back to avoid contact with larger vehicles on the roads inside the park or some campsites. I believe this is because most owners never drive or tow a large vehicle around in their own campground. I have ask a few times about this and the answer was always the same "We want to preserve the natural look of the campground" and I always reply "I want to keep the natural untorn look of my rubber roof". I think it really comes down to the people running the place and the pride they take in their facility and service. This has nothing to do with it being a mom and pop place or corporate owned. I will use KOA as an example, I have stayed at one I liked and one I did not. Although under the same corporate umbrella the people where night and day different and so was how we were greeted, park cleanliness, trees trimmed, signs in the office computer printed and laminated not hand written, information about the park and surrounding area given in a packet at check in by one and nothing at the other. All things people that care and take ownership would do. I did not really think about what their business model was but I know the one that will and will not get my business in the future.
