What is most important to you at an RV park

Easy access to the spot, clean level spot, full hookup, spa, cable, wifi, friendly helpful staff, sightseeing in the area...in that order.
If I find everything I want I'm easy to please.
Happy Trails.

Trails or proximity to other parks (state, etc.) that have trails. Nothing else matters.

Water, sewer, electric, cable, wifi, and pool if I am in an RV Resort. If I'm in a campground, water and electric is all.

No other campers.

(yes I like boondocking)

Most important (And what is missing where I'm parked) is GOOD ELECTRICITY.

Alas. not good here.

Water and sewer I can live without at the moment ( hold 80 gallons fresh and 36 times 3 of "used") which is enough to last a full week or more all by myself)

Pet friendly. If the park isn't good enough for my fur kids, then it's not good enough for me! I don't care about wi-fi, cable tv, cell phone service, etc.

Home Skillet wrote:
No pets.

Aaaaaand they are off!!

A CG that is what it promotes itself to be at a price that matches the facilities.

Always ask about WIFI & if it is available CG wide or only near the office. Driving in I look for the router antenna first. First stop for the DW is to check on the laundry.

Water, Electric, sewer,easy pull in and out. Wide space.clean park.
FRIENDLY PEOPLE,Pet friendly. we like to meet other campers, but that seems harder and harder to do.
We have a well behaved dog and enjoy campint with her.

Our children are grown up now but both have great memories of all the places we camped and the things they did.

Our youngest daughter has had her own camping experiences. Mich.to Fl for two years, worked their way across country in a redone (by them) 1977 motor home, and now have built their own home by themselves in Alaska. She has met many people along the way and her daughter has seen and done more than most children.