Campsite Etiquette ...
I would expect this topic has been brought up in the past, but I felt this was the best place to add these comments. I am not going to preach about what is good Campsite Etiquette. I would like ...
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mockturtle wrote:
Seriously, there are some good basic rules:
1. Don't walk through other people's campsites
2. Keep your dog quiet and pick up after it.
3. No loud music or late-night partying.
4. If you go to a campground where you can pick your own site, and the place is empty except for one camper, PLEASE don't camp right next door!
This pretty much covers it!!!! :B
I have never understood people who choose the camp next to the only other occupied site.
RE: the medical issue. Yes, there are people could need generators during the day for medical issues. We have friends with a child that has cystic fibrosis. He must do treatments during the day - a generator (or shore power) would be an absolute must for him during the day.
Guess I've been fortunate. I don't recall camping near anyone who used a generator ALL day long! Usually just a few hours a day and can only recall one time someone used one of those open construction type that was somewhat annoying.
