Confirm the season dates
Ask when the season begins and ends, whether early arrival or late departure is possible, and what happens if weather affects access. Do not rely on assumptions from a previous year; policies and availability can change.
Check site dimensions and access
Compare the site’s usable dimensions with the full length of your RV, including tow vehicle parking and slide-outs where relevant. Ask about turning room, surface conditions, parking limits, and any restrictions that could affect your setup.
Understand utilities and services
Confirm which hookups are available and whether usage limits or extra charges apply. Ask about water, sewer, electricity, internet, waste disposal, and the location of service connections. Get details directly from the resort.
Read the rules before committing
Review pet policies, visitor limits, quiet hours, fire rules, storage requirements, and restrictions on structures or outdoor equipment. These details help you decide whether the site fits your household.
Ask for the full cost
Request a written breakdown of the seasonal rate, deposits, taxes, utility fees, payment schedule, and cancellation or refund policy. Clarify what happens if your plans change.
Keep the confirmation
Save the agreement, contact information, receipts, and written answers. A short pre-booking conversation can prevent misunderstandings and help you arrive prepared.
Every RV and campground has its own requirements. Check your owner’s manual, current local guidance, and resort policies before making safety, maintenance, or booking decisions.