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macbwt
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USA
122 Posts

Posted - Jul 16 2009 :  06:21:34 AM  Show Profile Send macbwt a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I have noticed this year that getting a spot to park my TT is getting more difficult and you have to look for a space earlier. Is it more campers or less campgrounds? The state parks with less hookups tend to be the last to fill, but still fill up. Guess our government still has not figured out the business end of things. No elect. and one water spigot makes those campgrounds less desirable.

Flagstaff 831QBSS
2002 Chevy 1500 Suburban 4x4, 5.3
Hayes Brake control
two friction sway bars
Type "S" 1200lbs bars
Monroe Sensatrac coilover shocks (rear)
2004 Tahoe 3.73 rear axle
Bill (USN,Ret), Leny, Mercedes (6) and one due November
Cassie the Ewok (sht zu)
Pebbles the Norwegian Elk Hound
Pin and Chin (Guinea Pigs)

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Sawdusty
Junior Member



USA
80 Posts

Posted - Jul 17 2009 :  06:06:05 AM  Show Profile Send Sawdusty a Private Message  Reply with Quote
This year we have noticed that there are more popuppers and tent campers at campgrounds we have visited than in previous years. More smaller TTs too. Because of the recession, more and more people are camping and staying closer to home because it is much cheaper than regular vacations to resorts, etc. Not seeing as many big motorhomes on the road either. Our local dealer is selling more popups and smaller TTs than larger units..People are cutting back and down sizing.

Bill

2004 Rockwood 2304S
2001 Dodge 1500 318/3.55
No WDH No sway bars
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fortkentdad
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Canada
66 Posts

Posted - Jul 22 2009 :  12:28:22 PM  Show Profile Send fortkentdad a Private Message  Reply with Quote
We noticed that you do need to reserve a space in advance, especially if you want any hook up at all. Been able to get power only sites. This is my first year at RVing so can't compare to the way things used to be.


FKD

09 Rockwood 8319SS
08 Dodge Laramie QC 4X4, 3.92 with the 5.7 Hemi
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Capn Courage
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Canada
745 Posts

Posted - Jul 26 2009 :  8:20:46 PM  Show Profile Send Capn Courage a Private Message  Reply with Quote
We have noticed the park where we are seasonals has been a lot busier this year. Also there is quite a list of campers wanting seasonal sites at our park. Seems people are not travelling as far this year either, a lot of the overnighters we are meeting are from within a 100 mile range where last year they were from all over.

Norm

Capn & Mrs. C
Phoenix The Camping Sheltie
2002 GMC Safari
2004 Rockwood 2304
Eaz Lift WDH
Reese AntiSway
Nights Camped 2008 = 66
Nights Camped 2009 = 41


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Rock8280WS
Junior Member



Canada
55 Posts

Posted - Jul 26 2009 :  8:51:22 PM  Show Profile Send Rock8280WS a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Hi all !
I also think that since most of us have upgraded from tenting to "much larger units", less sites are available in campgrounds for our home comfort type of camping.
Just my canadian $0.02 !

Rock8280WS

2008 Rockwood 8280WS Fifthwheel
2000 GMC Sierra
DW & DH + one "Bichon frisé" Alarm System

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