Permanent residents at the parks?

[neoflyer]

Originally Posted by ThePowells

http://www.irv2.com/forums/f62/forum...ml#post2746079 Post #26

Thanks, that’s useful as long as new ones aren’t constantly being invented as is the nature of the internet.

Also, IIRW (If I Remember Where). I have a good memory.....it’s just short.

Ed

[deltam]

Originally Posted by AbdRahim

That is why I appreciate honest, quality ratings. If the bathrooms are old but clean, modern and clean, not cleaned often, grounds well manicured, etc. Then I can make an informed choice. I am under no pressure when rating and I do often. I have no problem with seasonal and permanent resident. However, my particular preference is for campgrounds that are neat and clean, regardless of the type of clientele.

This is me too. I would have to add have reasonable quiet times, like 11:00 PM except for holidays.

[twogypsies]

Originally Posted by deltam

This is me too. I would have to add have reasonable quiet times, like 11:00 PM except for holidays.

10:00 - ALL the time!

[AbdRahim]

The parties always started at 10 pm in the city. Second coffee just kicking in.

[RickNC]

Originally Posted by FatChance

Yes, and also how accepting you are of other people and places that may be different than you are used to. Otherwise, why travel?

But then again, I am probably not "normal".

Join the club! Some folks want to see America but not Americans.
I have learned more from the people that I didn't like or were scared of than the ones I feel comfortable around.

[Ragermack]

Rooms to let $.50...

[ThePowells]

I think we may start renting out the RV port when were gone. I just Hope they will leave when we get back.

[Ianto Jones]

Originally Posted by Ragermack

Rooms to let $.50...

No phone, no pool, no pets...

[Bahamaniac]

Originally Posted by Ragermack

Rooms to let $.50...

Awwww, come on! The song use to go trailers for sale or rent, rooms to let 50 cents!

[Ragermack]

Check the whole post. Subject was
Trailers for sale or rent
Body says
Room to let 50 cents

[Oct Prime]

Originally Posted by WagonMaster

If it's well done, like Eastlake, (I've stayed there while visiting kids), then I think it's great. Some folks don't like to stay in motels, with all of the bugs and such, I know I don't. So, it's not really "camping", it's traveling. I've also stayed at one of the "Lake" RV parks in south Houston while undergoing treatment at MD Anderson. Extremely well done and neat. I wouldn't put down these full time/permanent type RV Parks as they do serve a purpose.

You make another good point—not everyone uses their RV solely for camping.
We also use ours as a personal hotel room when we visit family or go on non-camping vacations.
We don’t like the idea of bed bugs, or that a hotel room is often cleaned to the standards of a lazy or disgruntled employee. And we really just like our own space, having access to our own things, our fridge, etc.
We stayed in one place while visiting a theme park in our home state that had mostly locals, and most were retired. We enjoyed visiting with them. I think we might have felt differently had they been loud, destructive, or criminally inclined.
We also have a Disney trip planned, and we will stay at Fort Wilderness. I realize it’s a campground, but we aren’t really there for the campsites.

For some places, we like a real campground. For state parks, national parks, etc. we want spacious sites with picnic tables, fire pits, and trees. For times that we visit theme parks or relatives, smaller sites are fine.