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Old 11-21-2020, 10:02 PM   #15
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Honestly, that is just an open air hotel if you ask me. It is for those who want to get outside, but don't own any way to do it on their own.
If people want the 'outdoor experience' they should rent a room in a beautiful national park lodge. Take a hike, watch the critters rather than watching your neighbor.
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I think if I owned a campground I would rather rent my spaces for $100 and up rather than $25. I believe the difference between glamming and camping is the have and have nots.
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Rv parks are not campgrounds anyway.
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