Cold weather, generators, and campgrounds
My wife and I were at Yellowstone the past few days at NPS campground Madison, which is run by Xanterra. It was pretty cold and snowy for several days, not extreme, but a little "rough" for mid-Octob...
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Adding my own opinion before closing the thread...
If you aren't prepared to get through the night without negatively impacting your neighbors, then don't camp. Get your act together and figure out all your systems, but don't turn your problems into my problems. If you're uncertain, either camp in your driveway until you get it right or head to the boondocks where nobody else will be affected.
Will your neighbors complain when you camp in your driveway and run your gen all night? Heck yeah they will. And rightfully so. And the nuisance is 10x worse at camp where people are trying to get a little solitude and they're packed tightly next to you in their thin-walled rolling homes.
Put yourself in your fellow human's shoes and consider how you'd feel if you had to camp next to a noisy camper like you. Be self aware and don't be obnoxious.
If you aren't prepared to get through the night without negatively impacting your neighbors, then don't camp. Get your act together and figure out all your systems, but don't turn your problems into my problems. If you're uncertain, either camp in your driveway until you get it right or head to the boondocks where nobody else will be affected.
Will your neighbors complain when you camp in your driveway and run your gen all night? Heck yeah they will. And rightfully so. And the nuisance is 10x worse at camp where people are trying to get a little solitude and they're packed tightly next to you in their thin-walled rolling homes.
Put yourself in your fellow human's shoes and consider how you'd feel if you had to camp next to a noisy camper like you. Be self aware and don't be obnoxious.
