Where do you search for parks?
What are some of the best websites for searching for places to stay? We're kind of flaky in that sometimes we know exactly which city we want to stop in and make reservations in advance, and other ...
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jplante4 wrote:mdcamping wrote:
I always start with Campgrounds reviews.com
If I'm not comfortable in what is written in the reviews or just to few I will then research trip adviser or google.
There are a couple of tools on the campground reviews web site that will help you in this. First is the number of reviews. If there are 2 reviews, well one is the camp ground and one is the nearest competitor. So you cam pretty much throw out the high and low.
The other is the previous reviews by the reviewer. If you see a bad review and discover that particular reviewer basically hates everything, that would lead me to disregard that review. Some people aren't happy until you aren't happy.
Finally, my cutoff is a rating of 7.5. This is from personal experience.
Sometimes if I see a reviewer who is constantly scoring low scores on their review history, maybe the reviewer is miserable but at the very least the reviews are consistent. So in some cases there is valve to those reviews as I know its the reviewer and not the campground.
A reviewer who's score history is all over the place I find it very hard to find any value in the reviews, especially if there is few reviews and the reviewers profile has little additional information. :C
Mike
