special treatment
over the past few years in a few parks the campers have become more ethnically diverse, which to me is nice to see other cultures trying to enjoy a popular pastime here. however our parks have rules a...
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On this one, I have personal experiencce.
I was Park Patrol at one of several BC Prov Parks on Shuswap Lake. All the usual rules about numbers on any given site. Bearing in mind, all BC parks are managed with contractors. Darned if we do not get a huge group in and set up on one site. And ultimatley, they were allowed to remain in place. There were two mitigating factors in the decision to permit the overnight stay. First was the reluctance of the park managers to face any sort of potential 'rockets' from Victoria which kicked in when the group introduced the second reason, the 'culture' card.
Gary Haupt
I was Park Patrol at one of several BC Prov Parks on Shuswap Lake. All the usual rules about numbers on any given site. Bearing in mind, all BC parks are managed with contractors. Darned if we do not get a huge group in and set up on one site. And ultimatley, they were allowed to remain in place. There were two mitigating factors in the decision to permit the overnight stay. First was the reluctance of the park managers to face any sort of potential 'rockets' from Victoria which kicked in when the group introduced the second reason, the 'culture' card.
Gary Haupt
