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Water pressure and volume are different measurements. You can have a high pressure but if your supply can't maintain volume at that pressure then you have an issue. In most situations I've xperienced, volume of water, or gallons per minute, is the issue. Campgrounds vary greatly in water supply and there are many factors that affect the end result, water "pressure" at the point of use.
If you don't have a regulator that measures pressure and controls gpm, you are at a disadvantage. Hint, camping world doesn't sell any. My fix is to use the campground supply. If that is insufficient then run off the (upgraded) onboard pump.
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