Dogs in RV parks
My wife and I are seriously considering buying a camper within the next year or so, so that we can travel around our great country while towing our own "home" everywhere we go. We also want to be able...
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paulcardoza wrote:
When camping in RV parks, people need to reset their expectations to a more reasonable level. You're going to be in a location with a large group of people within hearing distance of you, your kids and your pets. And you of their's!
Everyone has different expectations and ideas about what a fun camping time is. EVERYONE need to be more tolerant of others, who simply may have different perspectives than you and me.
Someone early on in this thread, made the comment that most campers don't follow the pet rules. That's totally false! MOST people absolutely follow the rules. I'm not hesitant to approach someone who does not, especially when it comes to picking up their dog's cr@p.
If you cannot go into a campground with the perspective of being tolerant of others, you should limit your camping to boondocking.
How will I be able to tolerate the sounds of nature? Hawks and eagles screeching, wolves and coyotes howling, bears and? mountain lions roaring, male alligator mating sounds. Don't get me started on those Canadian geese.
