Both camps we stayed were not advertised as glamping, so we were totally fine with brining our own water and generator.Now if it was advertised as glamping, and was paying a premium for the glamping experience, and had to bring my own water/generator, then that would be a negative experience for me.I think you'll have to factor in the logistics of who will clean up the camp, will it be difficult to get bedding in/out of the glamping tent, who will refill the water jugs, who will recharge batteries, etc. and that might help you decide if you are deciding between glamping experience or standard hipcamp experience.Mike

HOA board received 5 bids and started using Capital Reserves to start this process. 1 year in and the HOA has nearly depleted all reserves!

Prep time and clean up takes longer, but in my opinion it looks nicer.  

Guess who is going to be held responsible to shut down the community and possibly spend hundreds of thousands to clean up the environment, That's right the property owner.Environmental agencies are clamping down across the country and you may find that a change of ownership may bring them down on you.

She said we needed to clean up the inside of the house and clean up the yard.

Then they told me "we'll look into it right away"The following day, I was on the way home from work again, the same bunch of neighbors were there, this times smiling, told me folks from the city, fire, building, and sanitation was all there, issued summons and ordered the owner and contractor to clean up and they showed up later in the day.

There are ancillary benefits - we provide nice housing at good prices in safe neighborhoods, we clean up dilapidated houses, etc - but at the end of the day pretty much all I care about is making money.

Use the money to help clean up your act.Good Luck!

Was I able to clean up?

I've dealt with many issues related to crime and trying to "clean up" high crime complexes.