We know the answer to this question, would you rather an RV park have a swimming pool or a hot tub, depends greatly on the weather and temperature outside… but there’s gotta be one that you generally prefer more than the other, right?
Perhaps on a hot summer day you love jumping into a cool, refreshing pool. Or maybe you prefer to pour a glass of wine at night and step into a warm hot tub just as the temperatures outside start to cool. Which is it?
If the park caters to kids and families, a pool. Gives the kiddos active things to do. In addition public hot tubs are cesspools in most cases.
contaminated water ? I remember the magazine Backpacker with the cover photograph of a deer pissing in a clear mountain stream. Lots of folks spend too much time in a bubbling hot tub too. So, it’s your choice.
Neither. We don’t want to soak in a highly chlorinated urine bathtub.
Been to a few RV Resorts over the years, but never have had time to USE the facilities (pool, hot tub, laundry, etc…) because we are doing other things, or just stopped for the night. That said, I do have swim shorts, but not sure if I can actually fit in them any more.
None. I hope the park is simple, clean and quiet. Need nothing. Just stopped for a good shower and a tank dump.
Both! Duh…
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I saw this sign at a 5 star RV resort. “Please do not enter the pool if you have diarrhea”. Red Flag! Better watch for those brown floaters!
NEVER.. we have both and I enjoy mine when we are not on vacation.
Unless it’s my own I wouldn’t use either nor at a resort or hotel. Just plain nasty too me. Rather swin in a clear lake, river or pond.
Ponds and rivers are sewers. For other animals to do their duty in
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Hot tub. Never had much use for a swimming poll.
Does anyone notice that pool is spelled wrong in the poll questionnaire?
Just curious 🤔. TYPO probably.
Not a big deal.
Thanks, Diane. I forgot to click on the poll itself to proof it. It’s been corrected. Have a great day. 😀 –Diane
There’s a lot of people on here that worry too much about so little.. Enjoy life and go swimming…sheesh
Hooray some body else has common sense
Voted I don’t care, cause I probably would use both.
Both are typically over occupied. Noisy and belligerent kids in pools and in some cases noise extends throughout the campground.
I love the sound of happy playing kids. Beats the sound of grumpy adults every time.
I voted ‘wouldn’t use either’. You have no idea how well they are maintained, filtering and chemicals. Especially, the hot tubs. small volume of water.
You hit the nail on the head. I cannot imagine the microbes dwelling in a hot tub that probably has infrequent maintenance or water change.
Euwww! Gross. How many kids (and adults) went in there? Or why is the water so yellow? All important questions to ask before sticking your toe in a public poo! or not tub.
Maybe a poll should ask how many of you relieve yourself in a public pool or not tub.
The only thing gross on this page is your remarks.
Wanderer, his remarks may offend your fragile sensibilities but they are on the mark. All true.
I think a large hot tub, where people can sit and socialize. it’s the art of conversation that brings out the joys of life.
I prefer a nice lake and beach, more rustic with electricity is all I want and need. With the campground showers and toilets, I can go for over two weeks on my own tanks and after two weeks, I am ready to move on.
Hot tub in winter.
Pool in warm weather.
Bingo.