I’m excited to share that my article, What to ask when Selecting a Campground for your Family is featured today at RVParking.com as part of their series on RVing with Kids. While you’re visiting RVParking.com make sure you check out their current contest, whoever writes the most reviews wins a portable solar power pack and the people who submit the two best reviews each win a $50 gas card. Hurry this contest ends October 15!
When it comes to selecting the perfect campground for your family, chances are we won’t be looking for the same amenities even though we both have children. As a mother of teenagers, a campground with a playground and scheduled activities is no longer an option we consider important. Give my kids good cell phone reception and Wi-Fi access so they can brag on Facebook about what a great time they are having roasting marshmallows over the open fire and they’re pretty content.
Setting the age of our children aside, selecting a campground really boils down to preference. Personally, I prefer to stay at campgrounds that offer large sites, clean bathrooms and friendly campers. What I don’t want is to arrive at our site for what we hope is a relaxing weekend and find ourselves right smack in the middle of a major drink fest with obnoxious neighbors loudly proclaiming obscenities and staggering around the camp until they pass out on their picnic table. Unless you are that person, chances are that’s not your idea of fun either.
You can head to RVParking and read the rest of my post and make sure you don’t miss the first post in the series The Joys of RVing with Children.
I just wanted to say thanks for mentioning my guest post on RVParking "Joys of RVing..". I have been reading your blog and enjoying it. Thank you for sharing. It looks like we have some in common :) Keep up the excellent work!
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