This topic has been covered here before, but it is always worth taking another look just in case there are people who've never perused this blog.
The topic is, "Why Your RV May Be Too Old For RV Parks".
Some RV parks have an age restriction on RVs older than ten years. Some older RVs may look like Cousin Eddie's in National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation while others the same age may look as if they just rolled out from the assembly line.
Right now, I don't have to worry since my motorhome is only six years old.
TravelAwaits has posted an article on this topic.
They begin it with:
Ageism is never appropriate — even for RVs! Did you know that some commercial parks are now enforcing a 10 years old rule? If your RV is more than 10 years old, you may be denied a spot in some RV parks. I’ve never heard of this in any government parks (local, state, national, Corps of Engineers, Forest Service), so those campgrounds are always an option for older RVs. But some “resort” parks, and even moderately priced parks, are getting pretty picky about who they let in. Let’s explore this topic so you are prepared.
To read more, go here.
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