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Around here, there are a bunch of private parks in that you pay a fee to enter the park or you can purchase a membership. The fee is minimal and mostly just ser
by webstrand 1y ago
Around here, there are a bunch of private parks in that you pay a fee to enter the park or you can purchase a membership. The fee is minimal and mostly just serves to maintain the park. These are privately held parks, too, not owned by local or state government.
As far as I am aware, they are able to survive on their membership or visitor fees. But major improvements do take larger donation.
- llidjrkkr 1y agoPrivate park, where you can’t even walk without paying an upright fee? Sounds like dystopian late stage capitalism. If it’s a well maintained garden I understand, but a sqare lawn should be free put your foot on.
- webstrand 1y agoI think we're defining park differently. Yes, I mean a large maintained garden with maintained trails. Not just a blank piece of grass, which I wouldn't honestly call a park.