How to Rate RV Campgrounds
Introduction
Camping out in an RV has become a very popular vacation that the whole family can enjoy together. There are many factors to consider when choosing an RV camp site. Some of the things that you will have to consider include site amenities, weather conditions, and safety. You can find sites online that reccommend different campgrounds based on their own rating system or you can do your own research and find a site that fits your camping group.
Difficulty: Easy
Instructions
Step 1
Make a list of amenities that you want your campsite to include. Example of potential site amenities are laundry facilities, dump station, wireless internet access, and campground stores.
Step 2
Decide what recreation activities you want at your campsite. Potential activities include swimming, fishing, and boating. You may also want to see if the site has kid-friendly activities if that is applicable to your camping group.
Step 3
Look for a scenic spot to park your RV. National and state parks are beautiful spots to stay but they often don't have water or electrical systems available. Some people enjoy having no outside connections when they are camping. The weather may also affect your site choice.
Step 4
Think about whether you want a campground that is crowded or quiet and isolated. Also find out what kind of safety measures are in place at the different campsites. You may an RV site that has security cameras and lighting.
Step 5
Find out what kind of food is nearby. Decide if you are going to want to eat out of if you will want to build a campfire and roast hot dogs.
Step 6
Choose a campsite that best matches your preferences.
Tip
If you have pets, make sure to check if the site is pet friendly.
Warning
If money is an object, you may want to also consider the costs to stay at different campgrounds.
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