Bottom line: If you’re just passing through, or you don’t want to “camp”, then sure, it ain’t bad.

Pros: near a city / lots of shops and restaurants within 5 minute drive. Next to a marina to drop a boat in the water.

Cons: legitimately on a main road. It’s all cement, offering no “camping” feeling. No trees/overhead cover. Charge to drain black water tanks. Near impossible fishing without a boat (fences everywhere and “fishing prohibited” from any and all docks)

RV park owners are getting too far away from creating a comfortable, relaxing environment. They are raising prices, reducing plot sizes (stacking RV’s and campers on top of each other) and cutting down trees to maximize space in the name of profit margins.