Horsedoc wrote:
Not all damages are monetary as one responder seems to imply, and implying one is stupid is a relly good way to make friends, whether it is on a discussion board or in person. Poor taste and rude!
That said, is it worth going to the amount of trouble this will entail? Of course you are right if what you say is indeed what you have. It is a 'contract' even it lacks all the leagal jargon associated with a formal contract. Speak with the owner, explain your position and ask if the young woman you spoke with failed to notice your existing reservation.
If this approach does not wprk then it looks like you move or take legal action - which will likely result in your winning in the short but losing in the long terms.
I agree with doxiemom11 and the above post, I do , however, wonder why Parker is so important to you and the others in your group and do you really have to be at that campground. Is it habit or tradition or is there some other reason. Maybe it is time, considering the new managements actions that you adjust this year and pick a new spot close by or some other area and settle in there next year. If the eight of you agree to all move on next year, then exert whatever rights you may have and maybe you'll win this year but know you have a backup for next year if it is a win-lose situation. That's just my never to be humble opinion.
