The future cost of RV stay
If/when electric tow veh become common what do you think the average RV park will charge for a nights stay if they charge $40 per now?
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Reisender wrote:
Exactly, But it is the service industry. No different than hotels. Those that don't have EV charge facilities will either upgrade or disappear. RV parks don't have to do anything they don't want to. But in 10 years RVers with EV tow vehicles or EV motorhomes are going to be looking for facilities with charge infrastructure. No different than people with 50 amp coaches looking for 50 amp serviced sites.
Even though I am not a huge fan of KOA parking lot style campgrounds the only place I could find to stay on a recent trip to Ashville was KOA East. The thing that really impressed me was that they expand and grow to meet demand and their prices weren't unreasonable for the services they offer. So it can be done. Probably not by National Parks that are run from far off but the private parks will respond and people that value those services will have to pay the price. Capitalism will prevail if allowed to.
Actually that KOA in Ashville was surprisingly nice. No major attractions on site but plenty of room to walk the dogs, a nice creek with ponds and very clean.
