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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- Spacious site (not too close to neighbors)
- Pleasing view (rather than looking out at the front of another rig across the street
- Concrete or asphalt pad (to keep grass clippings from mowing and splashed dirt from rain off the sides of my rig)
- Quiet
- Electricity included
- I'm afraid to stay in private RV parks 'cause I'm pretty sure that there'd be something about me/my rig/my party that would be objectionable...:R
- Can't come down to just one thing.
A site we fit in. Easy in and out.
Good power, water and sewer.
Cable TV and Wi-Fi that works.
No campfires allowed.
No dogs campground would be nice. (yes, wishful thinking) - No curmudgeons...like those above.
- Clean, and big enough spots and a FIRE ring, supprised how many camping places doe not have a place for a fire.
Close to an area we want to see. We spend about 1/3 of our time in the park, 2/3 exploring the surrounding area. Glad the kids have outgrown the pool thing. - no dogs and strictly enforced quiet times
Home Skillet wrote:
No pets.
no kids. seriously...our boonodocking days are done and our state park days are mostly done. what we're looking for now is comfort and peace and quiet. I know...a bit harder to find in a commercial park but we've found many that fit that bill. virtually all of our traveling is done while school is still in...mar/apr/may and aug/sept/oct so P&Q isn't too hard to fine. also...cable and decent wifi.- Rommie, wooded sites.
Home Skillet wrote:
No pets.
x2 and all the rest, did I say x2- Well kept and well managed.
