Camping on golf courses

Please read the post! Nothing in the post about cemeteries !

Cemetaries are places to respect and reflect, not use for recreation. Please respect the sanctity of our ancestors, so visit, walk among the stones. Reflect. Then go camp somewhere else.

azrving wrote:
Long ago I've taken a 250 cc Honda dirt bike on golf courses at night but didn't know you could camp there.

Will you please come to my area and do that? I could go and have fun like that with my ATV but would probably be way to obvious it was me.

;)

graveyard would not bother me, would be a lot quieter than some rv parks.

Years ago when I was young, my daughter and I would take long self supported cycling trips riding a tandem. Camped a few nights in graveyards. Nice and quiet and nobody bothered us.

Mallard Creek RV resort is pretty nice. Stayed there twice. 18 hole course. Call the pro shop, get a tee time and if you need a cart they will bring one to your site. Load up the clubs, golf and bring the cart back to your site and they will come and get it when you're done.

http://www.mallardcreekgc.com/

Ralph Cramden wrote:
What will be next? Camping in graveyards? :)

They are great. You can often find a freshly dug pit that is the perfect place to empty your tanks.

The 17th island green at Sawgrass would be high on my list. You could fish in any direction. Just be sure to put out your campfire when you leave, don't want the golfers to burn their feet.

What will be next? Camping in graveyards? :)

Long ago I've taken a 250 cc Honda dirt bike on golf courses at night but didn't know you could camp there.