Deposit fee for dogs
Just looked at the website of a RV park & it showed a $25 deposit pet fee. What would this cover? Unless one didn't pick up after their pet, or if a dog dug holes, what other damage could a dop do if ...
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During our camphosting over the past few years, I have seen picnic tables chewed on, small trees downed, holes in excess of a foot dug in the ground, and lots of other damage.
I have personally filled in these holes, changed out seat boards on the picnic table, and removed damaged trees, so yes, a dog can do quite a bit of damage at a site, if not properly supervised. Sometimes, even if supervised.
I don't think a $25 deposit is too much to ask. That way, if the dog does damage to the site, the responsible person pays it and not everyone that uses the park afterwards.
I have personally filled in these holes, changed out seat boards on the picnic table, and removed damaged trees, so yes, a dog can do quite a bit of damage at a site, if not properly supervised. Sometimes, even if supervised.
I don't think a $25 deposit is too much to ask. That way, if the dog does damage to the site, the responsible person pays it and not everyone that uses the park afterwards.
