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Author: Nina romanov

Motor Home RV Parks  

by Nina romanov

A campground is generally more primitive, usually there is no electric, running water or sewers at individual campsites. Most campgrounds have showers and latrines and access to fresh water. However you need to check ahead of time.

RV parks on the other hand have electric and water hookups and some of them have dump stations where you can empty you waste tank. Some also have showers, phone, cable or satellite TV and internet access.

Dog runs and playgrounds are common amenities that are big draws for parents, grandparents and animal lovers. Of course your children or pets should never be left to roam the park unattended. Swimming pools, coin laundries, game rooms and convenience stores are often found at RV parks.

If you have a long motor home or a towable RV, you may want to book a drive through site so that you don't have to back into the site.

There are mobile home parks, also known as RV resorts, these parks boast such amenities as heated pools and libraries. Often these resorts are located near theme parks, NASCAR tracks and other important attractions.

Did you know that there are RV parks that are open only to owners of high end luxury motor homes? There are also motor home RV parks only available to Rvers aged 55 and over.

Many people who have a sizeable parcel of land think they would enjoy building RV park facilities. Even if the land is suitable for this use, there are many factors to consider. Location, what would attract Rvers to your site, building permits, electrical and water access to be set up, insurance, cost of cleaning the site and developing the park. Also you would need to be available 24/7 365 days a year. Will you be able to attract enough business during the peak season, pay enough for you to survive the rest of the year.

Maybe you won't build a motor home RV park, you can still enjoy traveling in your camper van. You should really consider spending some time at a beach RV park. My friends Jack and Nan live full time in their RV and the Florida beach parks are their favorite places in the U.S. They fish, swim and just take long walks on the beach. Something all Rvers should try at least once.

Whether you camp in RV motor home parks in the mountains or at the beach drive a luxury motor coach or tow a pop up camper, you will experience a hearty welcome from the RV community. RV'ers generally are the friendliest most helpful and welcoming to everyone. Full time Rvers, summer vacationers, and newbies can form lifelong friendships. They make arrangements to get together at specific times and places for reunions, rallies and NASCAR races.

Ask fellow campers about their favorite parks. Also ask people at the parks you stay at for the best motor home RV parks.

More about RV-ing : http://www.online-rv-ing.com/motor-home-rv-campgrounds.html

Nina is an expert freelance writer. She is a cake decorator and a certified naturopath. Presently she is happily RV-ing with her husband.