A Malicious Act?
As we were about to leave Steamboat Rock State Park on Banks Lake in Eastern Washington, I noticed something shiny in front of the driver side rear wheels. Someone had placed a tall beer bottle verti...
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edm3rd wrote:msmith1199 wrote:wa8yxm wrote:
Two things in your post stood out.
First: the words "STATE PARK"
Second "Beer Bottle"
Most of the state (And federal) parks have rules, No booze, INCLUDING BEER, allowed.
I'm not a huge drinker, but I don't think I've ever been in a state or federal campground that didn't allow booze at your campsite.
Must not have stayed at a Tennessee State Park.
I guess I'll take your word for it since I haven't stayed in Tennessee. But a quick check of their website says alcohol isn't allowed in areas opened to the general public. Are campsites considered areas open to the general public? The inside of my motorhome certainly is not an area open to the general public so they can't limit alcohol there. Many areas have lots of restrictions on alcohol and many of those alcohol restrictions carry exceptions. So like I said, I don't recall any state or federal park that I have stayed in banning alcohol at your campsite.
