See our editorial on this topic. Another doubtful practice we've come across is the use of a modem jack in a pay phone. It's just not good business to have your online RVer guests compete for phone time with those who need to make voice calls If you need more specifics on this drop us a note and we'll be happy to elaborate. In Summary The bottom line to all this is that the demand for modem access is growing rapidly, and the problem is compounded by RVers who are marginally proficient with computers and online services. The number of lines will need to be expanded as traffic increases.
Reasonable policies can help, but in time more capacity is the only answer.
These parks have put active phone connections to a few of their sites, and made them available for an extra nightly fee. If RVers truly want quality online access, they can get them at these parks by paying a bit extra and having a phone hookup at their RV site. This provides a self-funding solution to the growing demand for modem access, and is greatly appreciated by our online RVers.