What do you want in a long term RV site?
Hello, I am the owner of a mobile home park that I am in the process of converting to an RV park. The previous owner had added a few RV lots but wasn't really focused on it. My place is well located, ...
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Yet another vote for dog free. Love them, raised them from pups over many years.
In my tarnished brass years, I don't care to listen to them (YES, yours DO bark, as did mine when I was not there because that's what they do about their territory).
Someone posted earlier that somewhere around 68% of folks in the US have pets. I would ask where that figure came from, but, even not disputing it, I would suggest that even a GREATER percentage of RV'ers have pets.
As someone else also mentioned, we seek out places that disallow outside pets. Even given the likely 30% of us in that category, we have encountered MANY parks booked well in advance in mostly non-destination areas that do not allow pets.
I suggest that not only would a no-outside pet policy be helpful, it would actually boost your business. That other 30% is yearning for places without, well, you know! :B
In my tarnished brass years, I don't care to listen to them (YES, yours DO bark, as did mine when I was not there because that's what they do about their territory).
Someone posted earlier that somewhere around 68% of folks in the US have pets. I would ask where that figure came from, but, even not disputing it, I would suggest that even a GREATER percentage of RV'ers have pets.
As someone else also mentioned, we seek out places that disallow outside pets. Even given the likely 30% of us in that category, we have encountered MANY parks booked well in advance in mostly non-destination areas that do not allow pets.
I suggest that not only would a no-outside pet policy be helpful, it would actually boost your business. That other 30% is yearning for places without, well, you know! :B
