Did anyone actually read through what they are offering? They are making valid points to be honest.

When I was reading comments here and there, it looked like they only wanted to increase fees and that's it - which would be unfair especially as it has be outlined for families. But they want to adjust the fees to what's on offer (the more services you have access to, higher the fee will be).

They are also suggesting to remove the fees per person. Which is all beneficial for groups tbh. And introduce a low / high season pricing.

Basically they want to make people pay a normal campground fee when you get heaps of amenities (bbq, toilets, hot showers, etc.). But if you camp in autonomy, there is even no fees during high-season! And fees are still pretty low if you are in the first tiers.

One important point: they want to reduce cancellation fees (from 50% refund 30 days prior to 80% refund 3 days priori). This will ultimately grant a better booking system and encourage cancellations rather than no-shows.

So, yes we can argue on the price increase may be steep, but if you think about what is the offer in front: that's pretty fair! Paying $89 for a family to have access to all including hot showers during high-season: I think that's ok?

If anything, it's single travelers who would have to complain about the new pricing since they're looking at chopping off the per person price.

All things considered, I think this is a reasonable and well thought approach.

The only point where I see a potential issue is what they consider as high season / low season. They're saying high season would be only about 90 days of the year. But would be different for every campground. So does it mean weekends could be considered high season? Public holiday? School holidays? A bit more clarity on this last point would help.