A:Answer This router(AC1750) as most routers are, is for wireless communications between your devices in your home or RV, and it would have to be connected to an internet service provider (ISP). It is NOT wireless to connect to the RV parks wifi service. You would need a wifi repeater if the parks wifi is strong enough and that will rebroadcast the wifi in your RV; keep in mind though a repeater cuts your speed in half. A better solution would be a separate wifi radio that could communicate with the parks wifi service, and feed that signal into a router such as this one in your RV via an ethernet cable. It gets complicated though if you are not tech savvy. I use a Ubiquiti nanostation M2. It can be configured to do what you are asking to be done. Look it up and see if you could handle that. There is also a unit called a WIFI Ranger that some RVer's use but it is a repeater(I think), and it can access your phone's wifi hotspot if there is no other service but I think it is too expensive. Also keep in mind that the 2.4ghz band will give you more range to get the parks wifi, even though there is a lot more noise on that band.
