Second Chance wrote:
A few National Forest campgrounds require ID at check-in. We also have to show our military IDs whenever we use a military FamCamp - whether it's on or off base. Once or twice a year we stay at a "mom and pop" campground (usually off the beaten path) where they don't take credit cards. If we don't have enough cash, I'll write a check... but have never had a problem with it. As stated above, credit card payments are still the safest. Most ID theft happens on-line or with electronic payment instruments these days, but your bank or credit card company usually offer pretty good protection against fraud and theft.
Rob
X2, when we use the Fed parks,(which is most of the time) and show the Senior Pass, they ask for ID, I guess to confirm it's you using the pass, but have Never had them make a copy of it.
