Plenty of opportunities. The number of RV resorts restricting as to age is comparatively small. And even those that do basically just want a nice looking rig, so keep it shined up. Some however are catering exclusively to an upscale crowd so take your pick. I prefer the more homogeneous nature of well maintained and welcoming environments.
Also public campgrounds do not restrict as to age (maybe I'm wrong but have never seen such a restriction) and there are plenty of public campgrounds.
At the same time I do not like something looking like a piece of junk, jacked up, with the hood off next to me. So I understand when I see the rule listed but it takes discretion to manage it well.
I'm reminded of the time when traveling by car (our MH was wrecked and we were on our way home w/o it while it was repaired). We were tired and stopped at a motel in Santa Barbara. I went in to secure a room and announced we had a small dog. The clerk summoned the manager who ask to see the dog. I brought him in for review and he passed (he is much more presentable than I). Only then did I notice the "no pets" sign at the registration desk. We stayed the night and our dog was well behaved as usual.
So much of it has to do with honesty, attitude and respect for others on the part of providers and campers.
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