RVers who buy up campsites
We went to camp at a nice state park just north of Denver. Got a site for the first night, then for the second night we drove over to another open site that was on the water and had a better view. No...
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Grit dog wrote:
Some of you are self proclaimed experts at picking out the exceptions to the rule and dwelling on them as if they were the norm. You're showing your fickleness and age. Fwiw.
Let's face it, most campsites that are reserved and paid for ahead of time and not used are for those who are trying to guarantee a spot......for whatever reason, good, bad, selfish or otherwise.
Who cares?
Lots of people care, because now the campground is technically "full" when in reality it is not. Personally, I feel, unless the site is occupied the first day (or the renter has called to cancel/explain why they are not there), I think the site should be released and no refund given. Who knows, maybe the extra fees would help keep down our rates.
