RV'ers wanted (or should be)
How come most states (I think Florida is the exception) don't realize and go after the RV'ers? Here's my thought - I know that when I pack DW and kids and spend 7+ nights in the mountains or the beac...
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monkey44 wrote:
If you must pay the 'access fee' regardless of whether you camp, or not camp, then the camping fee is the same as adding the access fee and the camping fee together, so why not just charge the camping fee higher. Puzzles me too?
Most states offer an annual day use permit to state residents at a very reasonable price. By requiring it plus a camping fee, they are sticking it to the out of state campers, without being overly open about it. Resident and non-resident camping fees appear to be the same, but the non-resident is actually paying more by the amount of the day-ues fee.
