Camping Courtesies
As travel season gears up, perhaps its time to again list those courtesies for the sake of new RVers. Feel free to contribute to the list of courteous manners. Follow campground rules. Keep your...
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rlw999 wrote:JimK-NY wrote:
I have a couple more: leave the dog at home and don't play music outside of your RV.
The dog is half the reason I go camping at all. He's always on leash, we pick up after him and he's never left unattended, but if I can't take the dog to an RV park, I'm not going.
I agree. I don't think it requires leaving your dogs at home, just follow the posted rules (including the one about no unattended pets).
One thing I have learned over the years is that most people will be understanding with a less than perfect dog (or child) as long as you show an effort to stop annoying behavior.
A kid shrieking in a campground for hours while the parent completely ignores it is annoying - a kid shrieking in a campground for hours while the parent shows an effort to stop or reduce the shrieking is understandable.
Same with dogs. A dog left to bark nonstop while the owners ignore it is annoying - a dog barking while the owners show an effort to stop the barking is understandable.
