What would you add to your RV experience?

SuGar Shack wrote:
If you had your druthers, what would you wish for?

I'm sure it bothers the wilderness pundits to no end but I'd like to see reliable Wi-Fi connection much more universally available, no different that offering shore power or on-site water on some sites.

Curbside trash pickup is great, had it one time in Florida. They came by 5 times a day in a large golf cart. X2 on the wi-fi

I guess my best experience would be for National Parks to have enough spaces so that reservations would NEVER be necessary. Those spaces would also be full hookup with 50 amps and at least 1/2 acre in size. Oh and there would be no time restrictions either, stay as long as you could afford it. :B

X3 on reliable, fast wifi.

I was at a camp site where a honey wagon came around... They all got a big laugh when I handed them my cassette pottie dumper haha...

Roy Ken

I would wish for much more space between camp sites. Ban on alcohol. But I know this is wishful thinking. People think they need booze or now dope to enjoy camping. Sad but true

Decent well stocked markets with fresh produce at reasonable prices.

I remember being exhausted one day and going to a campground store where I planned to succumb to the lure of convenience foods; not much of anything to offer and what they had was hellaciously expensive: a 28 oz can of beans for 4 bucks?! Found my energy real fast behind that, LOL.

A lightening proof shelter in larger parks.

I suspect that many of the answers would depend on the answerer, and in many cases are mutually exclusive.

Perhaps it would fall under tech stuff, but as a general idea I would like quieter RV appliances and systems. Probably some are available for a price. My water heater, water pump, furnace, and air conditioner all surprised me with how loud they were. (Ironically, the generator was not quite as loud as I was expecting.)

I value space (and trees or other greenery) between sites. I prefer not to have dogs running about or making noise; given the choice, I'd opt for a no pet loop. I think having an RV wash pad is a very good amenity.

Some campgrounds would do well to put in a few more walkways, particularly to get across loops rather than have to go the long way around or cut through someone's campsite.

An act of congress that would declare if you or someone from your camping party is NOT outside at night, then your outside lights should be shut off. If you go outside in middle of the night, the lights can come on. When you go back inside, the outside lights are turned off again. But that's just asking for too much, I know!

Eliminate all snakes and alligators.