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After
paying $40 a night to camp here, we hooked up and read the campground
rules. In our opinion, there's a lot of negative rules and EXTRA
COSTS. | |
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CHECK
OUT THESE EXTRA COSTS & RULES AT BRANCH BROOK CAMPGROUND |
Price
of site is for 1 family. $5.00 EXTRA per night for adults, $2.00
EXTRA for children. My question is "What constitutes a family?" Maybe they mean just a husband and wife - no kids ???? |
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No
Electric Grills or Electric Heaters. $2.50 EXTRA PER DAY to use your
AIR CONDITIONING. |
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VISITORS:
There is a $2 charge per adult and $1 charge per child for
daily visits. Overnight costs are $5 per adult and $3 per child.
This pertains to seasonal children and grandchildren. (We came
here to visit relatives and wanted them to come to the campground just
to see our RV, not to stay a long time; just to see what our RV looks
like - so we were NOT happy with this cost. |
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Washing
vehicles IS NOT permited. (This is not welcome news after driving
highways and having bugs on the windshield and body of the RV and toad). |
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NO
solid rugs outside that do not let the grass come through. Our site had
mostly dirt - hard to keep the inside clean. If you eat at the outside
picnic table, your feet could be in dirt. |
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We
were given a metered site, but weren't told how much electrictiy would
cost. |
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NO
clotheslines, No outside refrigerators. No Loud Radio's or TV's
(no objection on this one). Many sites do NOT have cable TV and
you just don't get TV reception then. (Didn't know this in advance) |
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Lots
of other rules about children, fireplaces, pets, outside lights, conserving
electricity, and more. Some good, some not so great. The most rules and
EXTRA CHARGES we have gotten so far in a campground. We will NOT
be back. |
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| Thousand Trails
Campgrounds have been wonderful for us so far. The membership to buy into
Thousand Trails Campgrounds has been worth it to us as two full time RV
Gypsies. The Thousand Trails Campground in Lebanon, Pennsylvania (near
Hershey) is especially nice and very big. You get to drive through and
pick your own site, which is one of the many benefits. |