Campground Rules

noe-place wrote:
I think if one broke the rules of this cg they would find out pretty quickly.

yes...AFTER the effect. Seems silly to me to watch everyone waiting on them to break unknown rules then pounce on them. Not my kind of place.

ramsgm wrote:
Desideratum.

Et nolite te bastardes carborundorum...:B

:B I like it. Simple. I am sure they can supply anyone with a list of rules if wanted. :p

Francesca Knowles wrote:

ramsgm wrote:
Desideratum.

Et nolite te bastardes carborundorum...:B

Abutebaris modo subjunctivo denuo

Sounds like the guy making the rules didn't use very much common sense.

linnemj wrote:
Was hunting on RV Parks Review for a Maine campground and looking at some campground websites.

Just saw the best campground rules. They are:

Common sense applies everywhere. Nonsense will not be tolerated.

Love the New England style of rules. I think that just about covers all situations!

Wish more CT campgrounds would adopt this.....

Mike

Believe me we would like to. Lliability is one major issue. We must have rules in print, choose also to place signs at the location they apply like the playground and pet walks, . Some is required by insurance, most by the state dept of health.Pool depth and no diving or lifeguard on duty are examples of state law.
Sadly, gone are the days of 'remember when?'

skipnchar wrote:

noe-place wrote:
I think if one broke the rules of this cg they would find out pretty quickly.

yes...AFTER the effect. Seems silly to me to watch everyone waiting on them to break unknown rules then pounce on them. Not my kind of place.

Then you'll have to avoid this place where common sense is the rule of course.

You folks are wound a bit tight concerning this CG general rule........can't a CG owner express a little humor on the CG map.

Must everything be so rigid.

Vast majority of folks were raised with common sense, know what is right and act accordingly.

Yes there are jerks....they stand out because they are NOT the norm.

Fortunately there are WAY more decent folks than the jerks.
Something we have been reminded of quite frequently as we travel.

Old-Biscuit wrote:
Fortunately there are WAY more decent folks than the jerks.

Yeah ... but jerks aren't equally weighted to decent folks. One jerk can ruin it for at least 100 decent folks. :(