Buttonwood Rally question

[awellis3]

Penny and I have never been to a rally. My wife is a bit shy.
I was looking at the campground map and wanted to ask which of the remaining sites would y'all recommend we reserve, if I can talk her into going?

Thanks,
Teach

p.s. She saw the calendar and our Sunny as Miss September. That piqued her interest a mite.

[kanyonkitty]

Morning Wright,

I would suggest either site 99 or 87, just because of their location. I truly believe once Penny gets there, she will enjoy herself. It is such a great bunch of folks, nice to meet other Sunline owners, get Sunline tours, see "mods" that members have made, there are a "few" planned "voluntary" activities, but you can also just hang out at your rig and "chill". We always have a wonderful "Potluck" dinner. Garys' daughter is very very shy, and she really enjoyed herself. I hope that you decide to attend.''

Kitty

[Tweety]

We're in 67 and like that row because you get shade under your awning in the afternoon. Come on over! Site 66 looks to be available If you're an afternoon sun worshiper take 81. If you like to be where the action is and have people walking by alot take 99.
I am NOT a party person, and was apprehensive about our first meet & greet. Everyone is very laid back. You'll have a nice time....guaranteed

[awellis3]

'Nother question - do we get a break on the rates? We do mostly federal parks ($8.00 a night) or state parks ($25 a night), so their rates seem a bit steep.
Sorry, old, retired school teachers tend to be a parsimonious lot.

Teach

[Tweety]

I believe it's 10% off, and our row is the standard price. Be aware that the pull throughs are more. I'm not sure if the ones that back up to the field are more. Buttonwood was less costly when we first started going there. The price has gradually increased over the years.