campgrounds

[Mr. Adventure]

After your spelling lesson (it's Pop-up, not "Pop up"), I found these quickly:

In Michigan I'm thinking maybe people are trying to live there, with the economy tight and all:
http://www.sunnybrookrvresort.com/rentals.html
http://www.hiddenridgerv.com/rates.html

And apparently they have the same problem in Florida:
http://www.passport-america.com/camp...sun_rv_resort/

In Arizona they're into elderliness. You can't be over 55 and married to a 25 year old wife and be staying here:
http://www.passport-america.com/camp...gal_rv_resort/

California... These people ask you to submit a photo of your rig:
https://shadowhillsrvresort.com/rules.htm

and in Texas, these people are too snooty for Hi-lo's, but they don't say anything about TrailManors. Somebody go check them out:
http://www.gulfrv.com/reservations/index.htm

[Bill]

Originally Posted by Al-n-Sue

I know of two campgrounds that restrict campers to "hard-sided" RVs - Tiger Run in Breckenridge and one in Yellowstone.

Haven't been to Tiger Run, but as someone else pointed out, Fishing Bridge in Yellowstone is restricted to hard-sides - and the TM qualifies. We've stayed there twice without incident. Beyond that, there are one or two campgrounds in Sequoia/King's Canyon that require hardsides, and a couple more that "strongly encourage". My take on the whole thing is that if the campground provides "bear boxes" for your food/toiletries/other-good-smellies, then I want to spend the night in my own bear box. And a TM qualifies.

Bill