tvfrfireman wrote:
Tyler0215 wrote:
Call the park directly and explain that you are stay with a group. Be polite, if you start talking about your "RIGHTS" you have lost the argument. Point out your reservation is for a specific site and that's the one you would like to have.
We aren't stupid. We won't talk about our rights. I will find out what my legal rights and have an attorney send a letter. They have had our money for nine months. Why is the guy at asking for the spot nine months after we paid for it and getting preference?
It's up to the parks policy. What were the terms? If nothing is in writing, and signed by management, you probably have little recourse. Pushing the issue, or having an attorney send a letter, might have you looking for other accomodations in Short order.
Are you prepared to come from another state and go into litigation with a local business over a campsite?
