Class A resorts

Napria wrote:
Ok, so it's a business decision. I understand that. A few hours north there's an Airstream park. I get that too. But then, if there's demand for a Class A only resort, s there no demand for an upscale fifth wheel only resort?

We're looking for our next RV. I understand the appeal of Class A motor homes, but we prefer the layout and extra space of Fifth Wheels. The price range we're looking at is the same as some Class A prices. I guess I was wondering if it's an exclusivity thing or is there another reason. A previous poster said something about the orientation of the hookups. Again, I understand that. It just seems that if an RV resort owner wanted to be exclusive, the restrictions would be for units over a certain length and under a certain age, or something.

It's not a big deal to me, I've just been curious about this for a long time. Especially when I'm researching places to stay and I see something that fits the bill, except it's restricted to Class A motor homes. But I'm always able to find a nice place for us anyway.

There are certainly more than a few high end RV resorts that take 5th wheels, trailers, various types of motorhomes etc and we have seen them in various parts of the country. We are in a resort (Outdoor resorts Palm Springs) that takes all (except truck campers for some reason). The only down side people sometimes mention is the sound of the diesel trucks driving around the resorts that pull the big fifth wheels. Personally it doesn't bother me much but some don't like it. I guess my point is you won't have a hard time finding upscale resorts that take 5th wheels.