Mike& Rose wrote:

USA Wheelchair Accessible Campgrounds
Just found this site. Hope it helps.

1775 wrote:

Family restrooms are not just for the handicapped. They actually are more intended for "families", in other words - little Suzy is out for the day with Daddy and little Suzy has to "go". The family restroom enables Daddy to take Suzy in without any embarrassing moments. This is good for handicapped access and for someone of the opposite sex to assist someone with a handicap go into the restroom too. This may or may not come up that often in campgrounds where Mommy may be around to take little Suzy and so many just use the facilities they travel with. It is a trend now in new construction to include one or more - and there is no reason for anyone - even if alone - to not go in if the family restroom is not occupied and the regular restroom's stalls are. Unless "officially" designated as a handicapped restroom and built with handicap accommodations, this is not considered a handicapped restroom and not required by any code or ADA as an intended handicapped restroom can be.

I once saw a dad carry little Suzy into a crowded men's room with his hand firmly clamped over her eyes while he got her into a stall so that she would not get an "early education". This was before family restrooms were common. I have also seen men walk in with a group of little girls and yes, they see a lot more than they should. It is not as much of an issue in a ladies room where it is all stalls - but it is a problem in a mens room.

Eycom wrote:

I visit public campgrounds almost exclusively east of the Mississippi. All that I have stayed in have had the traditional comfort station setup. I've camped in maybe 8 to 10 private parks over the past 7 years. Two, Sunset King Lake RV Resort in Defuniak Springs, Florida and McIntosh Lake RV Park and Campground in Townsend, GA have had unisex restroom/bath houses. Ahead of their times, perhaps? A very nice feature in my opinion.

Pokey2 wrote:

IMHO if you are in a wheelchair, you should simply accept that there are a few places you can’t go.

ShapeShifter wrote:

There is a brand new campground near me (opened last year) that has two "Family" rooms in the back of the regular bath house. That's the first one I've seen in a private campground, but I haven't been looking for them so there may have been others. (Most of the time I never even go in the CG facilities, we just use our own.)