Online search engines for camper locations??
What are some good search engines online to help find some good RV/Camper park locations? I’ve been trying to use Google Earth, but it only seems to want to find the big RV parks, but it won’t find a...
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You need to look at online directories (traveltrailer gave you a comprehensive list), rather than trying to use web search engines. The search engines are set up to find what is on the World Wide Web, and I suspect that many of the smaller parks you are looking for have no web presence. Getting onto the World Wide Web often costs more than what some smaller park operators think they can afford, or they don't think it would help their business.
It has been my experience that most commercial RV parks, even the largest, have sites suited to camper trailers, and many also accommodate tent camping. Some large chains like KOA and Jellystone also require franchisees to provide cabins for folks who come in with neither tent nor RV. Only a few specialized resorts limit their clientele to
It has been my experience that most commercial RV parks, even the largest, have sites suited to camper trailers, and many also accommodate tent camping. Some large chains like KOA and Jellystone also require franchisees to provide cabins for folks who come in with neither tent nor RV. Only a few specialized resorts limit their clientele to
