Is this legal?
Checking out reviews for a state park we plan to stay at and one of the newer post said that they pruned the branches so they could open their slide. Is that allowed?
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drsteve wrote:
A little common sense goes a long way.
In a manicured RV park, I would not touch a thing. In many state parks, however, there's a shortage of grounds keeping workers, resulting in a lot of untrimmed growth, and removing a small encroaching branch or two isn't likely to upset anyone. Pulling out power tools, chopping large limbs or, God forbid, entire trees, is not going to pass muster.
I agree--- the last few times I've been at Fl state parks, there was no way get the slides out. I had to cut a few offending branches so that I can future campers could properly utilize the site. It seems that the camp hosts don't do routine trimming as they had in the past, so what used to be a usable site, gets overgrown fairly quickly in our wet,sunny,hot environment.
