We're too good for your campground!
OK, just being facetious, but it fits with the theme of this query. My wife is tired of sharing our camping experience with the great unwashed. When I say that, I'm referring to the Party and Play...
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Depends on the experience you are looking for, different CG's have different atmosphere's to them. If the golf carts laden with coolers/kegs and pickup truck swimming pool (tarp in bed full of water)offering free rides is not to your liking, you might look at buying a membership in a CG you like. This can also gain you access to groups like Coast to Coast. I enjoy a drink but I prefer to avoid the drunks in golf carts. ;)
The rules and owners cater to different markets. Some are oriented at the family, retired (no kids) or even the party crowd. Rude people can be found everywhere.
While I can be found talking and drinking around the campfire with friends until 3 am (trying to be respectful of my neighbors) we can often hear the slap of corn hole bags on boards past midnight (cool mini lights to see by, reminds me of a mini runway). Seen trailers circle like in a western movie and enough beer cans to start a scrap company.
Bottom line is people just want to have some fun before returning to their jobs. Relax, have a drink, and say hi to your neighbor instead of putting out the guard dogs and the perimeter fence.
The rules and owners cater to different markets. Some are oriented at the family, retired (no kids) or even the party crowd. Rude people can be found everywhere.
While I can be found talking and drinking around the campfire with friends until 3 am (trying to be respectful of my neighbors) we can often hear the slap of corn hole bags on boards past midnight (cool mini lights to see by, reminds me of a mini runway). Seen trailers circle like in a western movie and enough beer cans to start a scrap company.
Bottom line is people just want to have some fun before returning to their jobs. Relax, have a drink, and say hi to your neighbor instead of putting out the guard dogs and the perimeter fence.
