BLM considering restrictions on dispersed camping in Utah

Seattle Steve wrote:

lots2seeinmyrv wrote:

Seattle Steve wrote:

lots2seeinmyrv wrote:
Busloads of millions of foreigners in our National Parks add to the problem.

Overcrowding, a busload of people in the bathroom all at once, they are trashed and stink to high heaven.

Try going into the Visitor Center or Gift Shop...overrun by too many people.

Pretty soon you will not be able to drive through Yosemite and will have to get on a Shuttle.

Record sales of RV's but no new campground facilities or updating of parks to handle all the people.

No respect for the environment, peace and quiet, or others anymore.

They closed down the Rubicon due to feces, trash, and the same reasons.

What a shame.

Please take your bigotry elsewhere. I don't come to this website to hear that.

All part of the ever growing complaints in all our parks. Bigotry has nothing to do with it. It is a fact.

I would say you are a Bigot and "indifferent" to others opinions by your post.

I do not "come on here" for people like you to call me names or for your approval.

You go "elsewhere" and do not read my posts if you do not like them.

Nothing really new here. Bigots almost always believe their bigotry is justified.

Nothing new here with you, always believe in your own ignorance...nothing I said is Bigotry!

Facilities are overwhelmed. Both BLM and National Parks. Unloading busloads of people into already overcrowded parks with SEVEN toilets is a problem and it does stink. You don't think 40 people, just unloaded off buses, waiting for a restroom isn't going to smell like a bed of roses? And yes, the bathrooms are trashed.

You are reading way too much into my post.

These facilities are overwhelmed and no new facilities are being built.

BLM land is being over run and now trashed...or why would they be considering closing them down?

Have you been to the Grand Canyon and seen it yourself? Seen the hundreds of buses? Waited in line for a restroom? Doubt it.