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watsonthomasc wrote At our campground we do require a one night deposit for holiday weekends. If you pay in full and give us at least 48 hour notice, all but the one night will be refunded. |
How about non-holiday weekends? |
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watsonthomasc wrote Sorry to hear of your troubles. Of Course they should have told you the deposit was refundable or not, then there wouldnt be a problem. At our campground we do require a one night deposit for holiday weekends. If you pay in full and give us at least 48 hour notice, all but the one night will be refunded. You have to understand that we may or may not be able to re-book your campsite. Remember that we have probably had a few reservations that we have had to turn away and now they have most likely made other plans.
We are not far from this campground, in Andalusia, Al. Look us up at www.shacrvpark.com |
That sounds really promising, watsonthomasc. But of course, as long-time RVers, we've had our share of campgrounds promising that same thing only to be left disappointed. Yes, we understand that the chances that it would be hard to rebook the campsite. But on our part as customers, when we made the reservation and placed the payment, we expected that the campground delivers. However, if the campground is far from what was shown in the website, the facilities are not working, dirty and the staff is providing anything but service, we as customers, should be given the option to get our money back. Come to think of it, if your campground and service is really as good, I don't see why you'll have a problem to rebook it. Just my two cents. |
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That's a very good point, maximo. In our years of camping, one thing I noticed is that those that tend to have no refund policies are those that tend to provide substandard campsites and service. |
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In this day and age with the availability of views of earth from space, I use google maps for an overhead view of the campsites. So far I have not been caught off guard by what the site and spaces look like. You can get down to a real birds eye view how close the spaces are, the condition of the beaches, and if the campground backs up to the county landfill or the hospital emergency room parking lot. (Think of ambulances all night long coming in. ) :)
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