We’re Frank and Tori. We’re always looking for a new adventure or an excellent place to hang out with our two dogs. After purchasing our travel trailer 2 years ago, we have fallen head over heels with the RV Lifestyle. While not fulltimers, we do look for every opportunity we can to hit the road. Look for new videos and vlogs every Monday as we camp around the Northeast region of the US!
Most family campgrounds have speed limits and usually its the seasonal campers that try to enforce it. The smell is common to campgrounds on slopes or on hills from what I have learned over time.
We travel with 3 dobermans and set up is very similar. We have also used a "high line" where feasible, and this is great to help with tangling. We stretch a cable from tree to tree or to camper to tree ... if at a site where roomy enough.... and then use caribiners to attach 4 ft cables to our dogs harnesses. We knot the line to keep them from sliding across one another. Otherwise, they just do the typical tie outs and spaced apart enough to hopefully not get tangled. It's always a challenge, but we wouldn't have it any other way! They're the reason we got an RV. ❤🐾
I live at a campground, and I wave to everyone I see driving through. The ones who don't wave back are people who I've never seen before (who are just camping on their travels). So no, it's not us and the seasonals who have the attitude problem. It's the travelers.
The Campers Inn pull through lots in PCB are similar to this. The back ins aren’t bad at all and the park overall is pretty accommodating to the beach, but the pull through lots there are right on top of one another.
Thats not too bad imo. Ive been in campgrounds where it was literally scary and slept with a shotgun. Skidrow type places. We avoid usualky but if its late at night and we are drop dead tired, then yes for a few hours. As for all the signs, i see this in over half of the camp grounds as their are ppl walking and yes kids playing. Sewage gases are common in summer heat and in parks that have a septic system. I didnt see anything that was a hard no, i wouldnt be happy about how close the spaces were but if its 1 or 2 nights. Oh well.
I am a camp host at a public campground. The land was donated to the parks already built and its not this bad but its setup more like a trailer park than a campground. There is made 20 feet between sites.
Using an RV is not camping. An RV is a house. Not a place to pitch a tent. Not a great place all around. Clausterphobic. Sorry it was a bummer! 😢 Hit up Willow Creek Retreat-my sister's camp-it's super nice!
If your a family with kids you don't want to camp 100% alone because it can get creepy, but you don't want crowds either, it just ruins the experience. You have to find the balance between, I've scene this in a horror movie and mardi gras.
Many campgrounds are a mix of wholesome families and druggies.. just make sure that you tell the owners you want to be next to the nice campers no wild & craziness
What is the point of this video if not disclosing the name of the campground. And it’s not about putting them in blast , if they are a pay to stay establishment then they should be held accountable or else it will continue to negatively affect other patrons
The worst campground we ever went to was in Ohio, near the prison where Shawshank Redemption was filmed. We had a site on a little lake, but it took me over an hour to clean up all of the goose poop that was covering our site. Any place you walked you were dodging Goose crap. To make matters even worse, there was a giant fenced area across the lane from our site that contained a natural gas sub station.
Sounds to me you two look for reasons to complain, if you would have done your research, ie reviews, videos. Maps and so many other ways. The flat tire sounds like neglecte again.. I wouldnt camp here either but thats where your video comes in. I dont camp on top of each other but thanks for the video.
But here's the thing though the vast majority of what was being said was putting this site on blast. It is a campground. it is an RV stop. It is not a luxury accommodations area. It is the woods. I would imagine its more about who owns the property more so than the property itself. Just my thoughts. Plus side of things, is whatever was mentioned can be improved upon. And its a safety thing to drive thru an RV area because you never know when children are going to come out of no where or pets you don't see walk right up under your vehicle and then you have a n issue with the pet owner.
