Does "No Pets" really mean "no pets" or........

No means no, and leave your kids home as well.

But seriously, if you have pet fleas or goldfish, who cares? My red boa would love to meet your gp.

No means no. If they allows yours, then they have to start making individual decisions on everybody that wants to bring in a pet.

Ask the campground if a GP could be an exception. Otherwise no is no.

Best to call the CG, and ask them.
As mentioned, "no" means no, but then again, the 65 mph speed limit means that you can only drive up to 65 mph...right?

I doubt that there would be much problem with a GP....just as most apartments that say "no Pets", don't really care if you have a goldfish.

BUT, if they find that your GP were to get out and destroy the playground or terrorize other campers:B....well, that's why they had the sign.....they can now kick you out!! And tough luck on any refunds! YOU broke the rules!

Happy Camping:)

This is what gives pet owners a bad wrap. "Oh I didn't think you ment my pet"

What part of "NO" do you not understand? It does not mean "no pets except mine".