Old 05-16-26 | 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted by jamawani
Perhaps not NY, but there are 49 other states - -
And most are rushing to service RV campers.
It's where the demand is, it's where the money is.

I did look at New York State Parks,
And, yes, they do seem to be running counter to the trend.

Ohio -
https://ohiodnr.gov/discover-and-lea...rovements-2025
North Dakota -
https://www.parkrec.nd.gov/business/...ate-parks-fall
Missouri -
https://mostateparks.com/basic-page/revenue-bonds
Georgia -
https://gastateparks.org/Vogel/Construction
Arizona -
https://azstateparks.com/press/patag...ar-anniversary
Etc,
Yes. Even where I am in NJ right now added hookups at some sites maybe 3 years ago. When I look online, they are often booked, at least on the weekends and during the week during beach season. (The closest shore town is only about 11 miles away. I rode there today.) The nice thing is that those sites are in their own area away from most of the other sites.

Caoe Henlopen, which I mentioned above, also added hookups maybe 6 years ago. They are also away from tents sites, and generators are still not allowed in anywhere in the park.

I did a tour in VT in 2020. I stayed almost exclusively in state parks. I don’t remember seeing hookups. One interesting thing is that at at least some of the parks they had small cottages/dwellings where an employee lived. Guess it’s a good way to attract workers when there are no population centers close.

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