RV park "age restictions"

[TANDDANDBIGE]

What is your experience with this? Owning a 2002 40 DP in very nice condition and appearance; How much trouble will I have with "10 years" rules? I fully understand trying to keep junk out of your RV park, but 10 years? My 14 year old HR is as nice many much newer units I have seen. Planning a trip to SoCal and I keep seeing "age restrictions" noted. THX TB

[hotjag1]

I just tell them that it is a 2006. Next year it will be a 2007. Our motorhome looks shiny and clean, so no one has ever asked me to verify that...(registration).

[Trackrig]

Don't worry, tell them it's a 2006 model. If you get drunk, rowdy and start throwing trash all over the place, then this is an easy way for them to throw you out. Behave and you won't have a problem.

Bill

[Old-Biscuit]

Similar to signage in other businesses:

'We Reserve the Right to Refuse Service to Anyone'

It is there so that CG staff doesn't have to get into 'uncomfortable' situations should the need arise to NOT allow someone in.
"Sorry but we have a 10 yr. rule"

[Gonzo42]

Its arbitrary and completely subjective.

If you have an old jewel well polished they probably won't say anything. On the other side, a dirty or damaged unit might be refused.

I noticed there is an RV park in Lost Wages that only accepts Class A.

Nothing elite about me. If they don't want my business there is somebody else that does.

[romore]

Some apparently are strict on this, notably the 'high end' class A only joints but most probably won't enforce it unless somebody shows up with an obvious derelict that is in danger of not being able to leave under it's own power. We travel with a ten year old tv and a 25 year old trailer, we have never been refused.

[Johno02]

If a park has age restrictions, they don't want your business anyway. go somewhere else.