Writing those reviews.

Like BBTX, I try to review most parks we stay at. I am particularly fond of rvparkreviews and depend on it when going to a new or unfamiliar area. I have found other campers' opinions about campgrounds, in general, to be very helpful. When a CG gets generally the same numbers and comments from those who have stayed there, I basically know what to expect. The difference between a 5 or 6 or a 7 or 8 is usually minimal, but throw a 2 or 3 in there and that's a review I definitely read. Often it's based on a very personal set of circumstances. Also, when I see a review that seems "out of the loop" to others', I check that reviewer's history. Generally there is a pattern to that reviewer's complaints -Not dog friendly, nasty staff, bad neighbors no one did anything about, etc.- that runs through all other reviews. That one I often decide to ignore! Thanks to everyone who takes the time to share their experiences with the rest of us. It really is helpful and very much appreciated.