โOct-31-2019 08:15 AM
โNov-10-2019 07:24 AM
Airdaile wrote:
Instead, why not look at the reviews on campgroundreviews.com and get the comments from hundreds of people who have been to thousands of campgrounds you've never been to?
โNov-10-2019 07:06 AM
โNov-10-2019 04:11 AM
garmp wrote:
On own last trip, 3 weeks long, we had to alter our plans several times due to sold out conditions. First off, one of our practices is to visit parks, places we haven't been to before and hate to make reservations at a new park based on a 2x2" pic (if even available) on the internet.
โNov-09-2019 03:45 PM
โNov-09-2019 01:08 PM
pnichols wrote:
Maybe some "definitions" are in order at this point?
i.e.:
1. What is a Mobile Home park?
2. What is a Recreational Vehicle park?
3. What is a Campground?
IMHO, 1. and 2. appear to be getting really mixed up lately whenever we're out and about for recreation in our Recreational Vehicle - whether it be weekends or during the week.
I know it's probably expensive to have signs repainted ... but it sure would be helpful to us if many of the "RV Parks" would change their signage to read "Mobile Home Park" so that we would not waste our time pulling in to register for a night or two or three, only to be frustrated with no sites available. ๐
โNov-09-2019 12:34 PM
โNov-07-2019 04:05 AM
redhooker wrote:
When we travel we refuse to stay at any park that has sheds, portable carport tents, or piles of junk at campsites. By voting with our money we support quality parks that cater to true vacationers. Plenty of people we speak to in our travels are starting to do the same.
โNov-07-2019 03:31 AM
โNov-06-2019 06:32 PM
gbopp wrote:Lightning55 wrote:
Boondocking... you mean no AC? no flat screen TV with 235 stations? No electric blanket? OMG
Remember when people went camping to get away from it all? :B
โNov-06-2019 03:38 PM
covered wagon wrote:True.. when you book, you're stuck with whatever neighbors you get. And you've paid for it.
I only camp where there is almost no one around. If the place needs a reservation then I don't want to go there. Some folks are so obnoxious or some plain old rude that I've learned to stay away.
โNov-06-2019 03:27 PM
โNov-05-2019 04:40 PM
โNov-05-2019 01:24 PM
Donna Jean wrote:Why are you leaving MI?
this thread makes me very scared of what is ahead for my husband and I. we are putting our home up for sale in the spring and plan to buy a DP and live full time for 6 months or longer before relocating from MI to TN. Since we will not be able to start this adventure before we sell our house we have no idea on when it will start so trying to book far in advance is going to be a big problem. Our hope is to be on the road by August and spend time first in CO then move on to UT. I hope we are not homeless with a MH and no where to park it
โNov-05-2019 07:55 AM
IB853347201 wrote:
We have never had an issue camping on weekends, even in the busiest states and tourist destinations.
Reservations in advance work every time.
We've already booked most of next July and August.
If you're intent on winging it, you'll likely continue to be disappointed....