[Junior Guru]

We dry camp a lot more now than we used to and now often times prefer it. It's nice having a good campground though, especially for longer stays. I think there is a huge shortage of nice campgrounds, especially outside of typical snowbird (FL, Palm Springs, etc) or tourist type locations. "Nice" is subjective obviously, but if you have a Newell of any vintage nice generally means bigger lot, level, clean, etc.

The shortage of nice (and available) RV resorts has created the classic economic 101 situation where demand exceeds supply, especially during peak seasons.