CG Rules - New Trends?
In the past couple of years full timing we have visited maybe 50 campgrounds in over 26 states. There are always a list of rules, most of which are generally the same. It seems we have started t...
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rk911 wrote:fj12ryder wrote:
Okay, possibly, just possibly, the campground owners have seen the results of a some falls by children without helmets and decided that in their campground, what they consider dangerous foolishness, i.e, kids riding a bike without a helmet, will not be allowed. And since people will argue that if I don't then my kids don't, they made it a blanket rule, just to avoid arguments.
Maybe they are actually concerned about the effects of a fall on small childrens' fragile skulls. Just a thought.
why would there be an argument? those who are pre-disposed to wear a helmet, will. those who aren't, won't. promote the use of helmets. encourage the use of helmets. but to require them is just silly and nanny-ish.
That sounds good on the surface until lawyers get involved. Ultimately the CG is responsible for everyone in the park.
Regardless of how,smart,responsible,careless,clumsy or daring the guest are the CG is holding the liability bag.
