Every campground/resort we have called to make reservations has asked if we have pets. When we said yes they would ask the size of the dogs and then read a short list of rules, hopefully it would include a pet carry only rule, if they had one.

I feel it is the responsibility of the park to explain non-common pet rules and size or breed limitations before accepting a reservation.

I would ask if a park accepts pets before making a reservation if they didn't ask me.

Common rules I've seen are:
> Pets must be on leash, even when in your campsite (cage or fence is OK)
> Maximum leash length 6 - 10 Ft.
> Use of the Pet Rest Stops is mandatory
> Nuisance Barking may result in eviction
> No Pit Bulls, Rottwielers, or other breeds deemed aggressive or dangerous (this is usually a requirement by the park's insurance company)
> Size restrictions (most allow small to medium sized)
> Maximum number of pets per site restriction

Like I said in the other topic my list is in the growing stage but Hamshog pretty much nailed it.I would just add that I no longer will ask are "you dog friendly" but will specifically ask can I walk my dog in the park.He likes to walk and meet people but does not do well in dog parks with other dogs( little guy syndrom).I also have added to mine asking if I can put up my tri-pod satellite dish(some parks don't allow).Even with good cable in a park we like the option of taping our favorite programs on the DVR and watching them later.If they have a no truck or trailer washing policy I ask if I would be allowed to use just a damp cloth and drying towel(I'm a little pickey about a shiney truck and trailer).As stated before most web sites have the policy's included,I just make sure I have specifics.We just started full time and have not quite got over the old habit of making reservations in advance so I also ask about cancellation policy.You never know what may come up although MOST parks are very understanding. Although we have our Verizon card for internet I ask if WI-FI is free or pay.WI-FI available is not the same as FREE WI-FI.

-- Edited by Racerguy on Thursday 17th of June 2010 02:35:06 PM

Roz.....that's a good one.  We have dealt with that problem too, until hubby said enough is enough and we went with the Mi-Fi from Verizon.  Have loved it ever since.  But getting back to questions.....From NOW on I will ask about being allowed to walk my dog.  She is like Racerguy....she loves to go for walks, but really doesn't care for doggie parks.  She is 14 years old, and kinda set in her ways. 
I always ask the length of a site, and once I ask that I usually get the width also.  But it will come naturally after awhile.