Do any hotels/chains offer RV spots with electric or hookups

[riah]

Just curious if anyone is aware of any hotels/chains that also cater to overnight RVers and provide electric hookups between the northeast and the sunbelt? For instance I’ve heard of some near ski resorts in the northeast, but nothing on a broad scale and was curious if there were any that you all might know of to share! Tia!

[Reisender]

hpdrver wrote:
Although not prevalent now, could be different in the near future. When electric cars become the principal means of transportation, I can envision hotels, and motels installing electric charging stations in their parking lots and perhaps these stations will be able to charge electric Rv’s which will be coming soon.

EV charging stations at Hotels are already common. We won’t stay at a hotel if it doesn’t have overnight charging facilities. No problem finding them using the App.

[Reisender]

I don’t if I would say they are common but there are a bunch in BC. I have also seen some pretty nice full service parks attached to casinos. Jackpot Nevada comes to mind.

[PawPaw_n_Gram]

riah wrote:
Ty! I’ll have to look into those and find about more details!

JoeH wrote:
some Moose Lodges and Elks Clubs have RV hookups

Elks Lodge campgrounds are for Elks members only everywhere I've heard of. Yes there are a lot of them scattered around the country, such that Passport America isn't cost effective for members, if you travel in places where there are many lodges.

[riah]

Ty! I’ll have to look into those and find about more details!

JoeH wrote:
some Moose Lodges and Elks Clubs have RV hookups

[riah]

Ty! We go that way, and will have to check that one out!

bucky wrote:
I remember one along 301 down thru VA between Fredericksburg and Richmond but not sure if it's still there. Motel style with a CG behind it.

[JoeH]

some Moose Lodges and Elks Clubs have RV hookups

[bucky]

I remember one along 301 down thru VA between Fredericksburg and Richmond but not sure if it's still there. Motel style with a CG behind it.

[riah]

Thank you! I was aware of the casinos. 🙂

We camped at one with a campground overnight once - we aren’t big on gambling, but it was a nice enough site for a night!

one_strange_texan wrote:
Some people (including me) have mentioned casinos. You should be aware of this site. Some casinos have an RV park associated with them, some have power and other hook ups, some just let you "boondock" in their parking lot. This site describes them and rates them.
Casino camper site

[jaycocamprs]

Add 1 more Budget Host Westgate Inn London, KY. 14 FHU sites.

[one_strange_tex]

Some people (including me) have mentioned casinos. You should be aware of this site. Some casinos have an RV park associated with them, some have power and other hook ups, some just let you "boondock" in their parking lot. This site describes them and rates them.
Casino camper site

[riah]

Thank you for replying and adding this info! It’s helpful to be aware of additional options!

LadyRVer wrote:
My late husband always preferred a RV site with a motel.. said in case of bad weather we had a place to go to. I did find 3 in all our travels. One in Canton, TX, one in NY and one in Kingsland, GA KiKi RV Park. All 3 had full hookups. Maybe Google Motels w/RV Parks... might get some in your area.

The above posted list is very good. Thanks.

[riah]

Thank you!

Rover_Bill wrote:
Shelby RV Park is a small park located behind the Comfort Inn in Shelby, MT. You register at the Comfort Inn desk and can use all of the motels facilities. It has full hookups and has absolutely the nicest and cleanest bathhouse I've ever seen at any RV park.

[riah]

Thanks, for the info! (but with my luck we’d get cited or worse if we ever ttried to use them. But I have always wondered about if those were live when I’ve seen those on occasion! )

bases of the lot lights often have outlets. Just be darn sure to check the voltage before plugging in.

[riah]

Thank you! (Electric is really all we need so we can use electric blanket or portable electric heater.)

ferndaleflyer wrote:
I used to stay in my, at the time, class C at the 7 Springs skiing area near Pittsburg, Pa. Electric only as I remember but sure was handy.