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Gordon Dewald · 09-01-2014, 10:27 AM

You vote with your money. If you do not think it is worth the asking price you can try to negotiate or move on.

If you stay and the place is not up to the standards you expect I would contact head office in Billings. A lot of the places are franchises. Likely inspected on a random basis so your feedback will/may have some influence on the campground in question.

At the minimum you will be complaining to someone who may be able to do something.

Lindsay Richards · 09-01-2014, 10:35 AM

Thanks for the compliment on the photo in my signaturre. It is the best photo we ever took of our RV. Park was just OK with a small lake. When we went on our nightly walk, we happened to notice the reflection shot and took it. I have been trying to duplicate it for years. It was in Panama City, Florida.

chili's trip · 09-02-2014, 11:14 AM

KOA - Keep On Adding!

spritz · 09-02-2014, 12:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lindsay Richards

Thanks for the compliment on the photo in my signaturre. It is the best photo we ever took of our RV. Park was just OK with a small lake. When we went on our nightly walk, we happened to notice the reflection shot and took it. I have been trying to duplicate it for years. It was in Panama City, Florida.

Your welcome, we always carry our Camera for that one time shot, and you got a great one too.
Tim

CampDaven · 09-03-2014, 05:02 PM

We KOA a lot between destination points.
We have the KOA card. It saves 10% up front and the points make for even bigger discounts. Our average nightly fee is about $33 with FHU.
I have not had KOA add on any fees since the late 80s. But we dont have pets; dont know if they charge for that.
If a KOA is too expensive or has poor reviews, we go elsewhere. Those that paint KOA the same way they paint with a broadbrush on CW services are simply not being fair!
Read reviews.
Check online prices.
We are in a KOA tonight for $22 with points plus 10% off.
It is grand to tickle a keyboard and end up at a good CG!