What would you add to your RV experience?

Oasisbob wrote:
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

Are you really serious here? A Ban on Alcohol?

So I cannot enjoy my glass of wine and cheese plate I have so often?

I cannot have a bottle of wine in my Camper?

I cannot enjoy a cold beer after a long hot hike?

What I hope you mean is a ban on Drunkeness, loud and unruly behaviour after quiet hours?

Yours is a slippery slope proposition.

SoundGuy wrote:

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.

X2!!!

Absolutely correct. RV Parks are without a doubt the most backward tech challenged businesses in America. And I made your argument in a post not long ago that WIFI in the 21st century is an infrastructure no different from Water, Electric or sewer.

Stop with building another "Pickle Ball" court and give me fast reliable WIFI.

The majority of these responses is why I avoid trailer parks like the plague. If I had my druthers my TT could go where my Truck Camper could!!!

More time under the awning relaxing. Not tending the fire, fixing the bikes, playing games, filling the water tank, dumping the tanks, or a kabillion other odds and ends. Always getting up to put out some fire or other. Sometimes it's not so relaxing.

RV Dumps and (especially) fresh water fillups should be more common. It would be nice to not have to pack the water and not stress over whether it's there or not.

I would happily pay more for a dog-free or generator-free zone. Or add a fee for those items and use it to better police things.

All web sites that talk about the camp sites MUST post the length of each of the camp sights.

If wifi is listed in the amenities, it MUST WORK at all sights.

More time off work to be out in the woods in my tiny trailer

State parks reservations system and site sizes. Campers these days are a wee bit bigger than our grandfathers 24 footers. As to the reservation, eleven months out is too much. Here in Florida it is difficult to get a reservation 30 days out.

CavemanCharlie wrote:
I sometimes like to dry camp in places that are quiet and spaced well apart from everyone else. Very few places like that in my area.

What's a Druthers ?

I'll be dry camping for almost 2 weeks this summer.
Thanks for the reminder to add "druthers" to my packing list!
My druthers would include a vegetable patch on the island....

Heckenspeck! Even in "Nu Yawk" we know what druthers are....snigger.

I/We wish for nothing as we are Happy Campers.:B