Florida State Parks
As was mentioned in another thread, it's alleged that people are gaming the system by staying two weeks, going away a day, returning for another two weeks etc; apparently they've strung together reser...
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Walaby wrote:agesilaus wrote:
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NPS fixed that by requiring a photo ID to check into a site. That also fixes the problem with people selling reservations. The main problem with that would be coding the database to show how many days someone had camped there in the year.
Given this, what would prevent me from making a reservation, and then my wife making a reservation right after me. Different person, different photo ID etc...
For every solution, someone will find a way around it. I get the idea, but I suspect an airtight solution would be too administratively burdensome.
Mike
Sidestepping the reservation policies by changing the booking name is currently against the Florida rules, per their website. .As I recall, if such behavior is noted, the website says the party will lose nights to bring reservations into compliance, and cancellation fee will be charged. Of course, I do not know what percentage of the time people are caught, but they run the risk of losing the nights they cheated to get and abruptly finding themselves without a campsite.
