In some campgrounds larger sites are more expensive. If you put a small RV in a big site, you still have the whole site so there's no reason for you to pay any less. At a dock, if a longer boat takes more of the dock, of course you would pay for more, but I've never seen a campground that puts RVs along a curb, each taking an amount dependent on RV length.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Carla Jean
So my only complaint to costs in regard to camping is that we pay the same as any size RV. Boo! Our needs for electricity and water are much less than, say a big honkin' 40 footer.
|
Sure, more space takes more light, and if you are running air conditioning that takes a lot more power for more space... but cooking and entertainment consumption have nothing to do with the amount of space. My trailer doesn't have an air conditioner - should I pay less for the same site?
Certainly a bigger space doesn't mean that any more water is needed. More
people likely means more water, and campgrounds often have extra charges for more than a couple of people... regardless of the RV size, because a family of four can be in an Escape 17 while it may only be a couple in a big motorhome.