Where pet stays go wrong at RV parks
At a lot of parks the pet rules show up as a surprise fee at the register, or as a pen staked out beside the neighbor's rig with a dog barking inside it. Unleashed dogs on a gravel loop road are worse, because rigs are backing into sites and a small dog is easy to miss from the driver's seat.
Travelers with pets learn to ask three questions before they book: is there a fee, where do the dogs go, and what does the park do about the breeds nobody wants next door.
