What is most important to you at an RV park
As said above. For me it is good electric,water and sewer. also easy access in and out.
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- Nice friendly neighbors.
- Good looking women in swimsuits walking by when DW is inside :B
- Spacious sites with good grass no mud or gravel dust and quiet...on the water...no train tracks next door... no Interstates or 4 lanes 100 ft away.
dakonthemountain wrote:
BINGO we have a winner!rockhillmanor wrote:
Doesn't matter. Prohibit pets and problem solved.
And those who bought their RVs so they could have their pets and travel? They should just stop RVing? Maybe you should make the effort to find RV parks that DO prohibit pets and not be angry about the ones that do.
The answer to BOTH of these is sooooooooooooo simple:
It clearly states on all the CG websites, reviews, searches, right in the amenities, and the old fashion phone call to the CG, whether they allow pets or not.
If you have a dog >>>>>>>>>>>stay at a CG that allows pets.
If you don't have a dog >>>>>stay at a CG that does not allow pets.
Problem solved.
Oh now you are just making common sense! ;) What fun is that?! I'd rather change how EVERYONE camps to suite ME!
On the question. What is most important to me at an RV Park?... Peaceful, interesting and beautiful surroundings, respectful fellow campers if I MUST be in an occupied campground.. and my dogs ;)
Dak- pet friendly
good wifi
no campfires
as advertised no suprises et2 wrote:
Pet friendly and enforced pet rules and all rules. Honestly, the trip I just returned from it was unsupervised kids and noisy adults who were more of a issue than any pet we came across.
What's worse than a barking dog?
An owner who is barking at their dog....
I've seen it all.
I'd rather have a family owned small park that is clean and well priced, clean facilites such as shower & bathrooms and WiFi if possible. I hate being nickeled and dimed for "extras" that should be simply included in the price.
We boondock when we can, but there's times when we need a decent shower and power, plus dumping of waste and taking on a new supply of water.rockhillmanor wrote:
Doesn't matter. Prohibit pets and problem solved.
And those who bought their RVs so they could have their pets and travel? They should just stop RVing? Maybe you should make the effort to find RV parks that DO prohibit pets and not be angry about the ones that do.
The answer to BOTH of these is sooooooooooooo simple:
It clearly states on all the CG websites, reviews, searches, right in the amenities, and the old fashion phone call to the CG, whether they allow pets or not.
If you have a dog >>>>>>>>>>>stay at a CG that allows pets.
If you don't have a dog >>>>>stay at a CG that does not allow pets.
Problem solved.
Oh now you are just making common sense! ;) What fun is that?! I'd rather change how EVERYONE camps to suite ME!
On the question. What is most important to me at an RV Park?... Peaceful, interesting and beautiful surroundings, respectful fellow campers if I MUST be in an occupied campground.. and my dogs ;)
DakDoesn't matter. Prohibit pets and problem solved.
And those who bought their RVs so they could have their pets and travel? They should just stop RVing? Maybe you should make the effort to find RV parks that DO prohibit pets and not be angry about the ones that do.
The answer to BOTH of these is sooooooooooooo simple:
It clearly states on all the CG websites, reviews, searches, right in the amenities, and the old fashion phone call to the CG, whether they allow pets or not.
If you have a dog >>>>>>>>>>>stay at a CG that allows pets.
If you don't have a dog >>>>>stay at a CG that does not allow pets.
Problem solved.- "what is most important to you at an RV Park?"
MY ABSENCE!!!! :B - And those who bought their RVs so they could have their pets and travel? They should just stop RVing? Maybe you should make the effort to find RV parks that DO prohibit pets and not be angry about the ones that do.
