CAMPGROUND PIGS
I've been visiting a lot of National Parks lately and have been astonished at how people trash the facilities, Specifically, the camp sink and restrooms. Camp sinks routinely have food scraps in them...
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wbwood wrote:Dog Folks wrote:wbwood wrote:
I have yet to see a campground provide a trash can.
You need to get out more. :)
Many state parks in Tennessee have individual garbage cans mounted on a post at each campsite, with daily pick up. David Crocket State park comes to mind.
The COE park I am in now has many garbage cans spread through out the park. (Doesn't stop the pigs though. I have picked up trash literally within one foot of the trash can or on top of it!)
I have yet to see a campground without, at least, a dumpster close by for trash.
Meant to say NOT provide a trash can. sorry
O.K. We'll try again. :) Many forest service campgrounds do not have a trash can. You're asked to pack it out and surprisingly, most do.
