WiFi
Is it safe to assume that pretty much all RV campgrounds, both public and private, offer free WiFi. Obviously, we wouldn't expect WiFi in primitive areas. WiFi is important to us as it is our prim...
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JFNM wrote:
Even if a site does have wifi, folks like to stream video or do other things that destroys that bandwidth and ruins it for everyone. Can't wait until all campgrounds learn how to prevent streaming and other inconsiderate bandwidth hogging activities!
Reality is it's moving in the opposite direction in a race to escalate.
10 yrs ago, most campers didn't have any use for wifi and if the campground had wifi, it was just around the office and dial up slow.
Fast forward to today: A family of 4 now, has 4 phones, a couple tables and a couple of laptops with 3-4 running and trying connect to wifi at any time. They want to be able to download videos and make calls over wifi. They expect to connect at their campsite. The campgrounds are getting better but it's a constant struggle to keep up with demand.
The end result though is if you need internet access an air card is the only reliable way (assuming you move around and can't get a land line to your trailer).
