Dumping Tanks in an Empty Full Service Site
Last week I was staying in a full service site in a national park. The park has hundreds of sites, only about a third of which are full service. The rest of the park shares 2 dump stations which are a...
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westernrvparkowner wrote:Old-Biscuit wrote:Occupied Full hookup site maybe one full black tank every three days and likely grey tank left open.. Pulling thru and using a full hookup site as a dump station potentially a full black tank and a full grey tank every 15 minutes. Huge difference.
FHU sites.....IF FULLY Occupied then ALL those RVs use the sewer at site while parked next to each other DUH!
FHU SItes....not occupied and someone pulls in & dumps
What difference is there :H
A whole lot of 'Who Shot John' going on in this thread.
(Horsepucky)
That doesn't matter. What matters is I might have to wait 10 minutes, or god forbid 20 or 30 in line at the dump station. Why should "I" have to wait? People amaze me.
Just this weekend we had a couple show up late and take an undeveloped site in a class C using an honor system envelope. We had over 50 - 30 amp, and a few 50 amp electric only sites, vacant. Daytime highs were in the 90's. The site they chose had tenter's on both sides and another directly across the loop road. They thought they were going to run the onboard genny all night so they could run the AC, until one of the tenter's came and woke me up around 1:30 AM, and I had to make the trek up there. The guy got smart over it even though I offered to let him move to an electric site gratis. The rules did not apply to this couple. That was when I mentioned that I would go get my radio, call the on duty ranger, and have him come up and discuss it. He finally got the hint. IMO the only reason they took the undeveloped site to begin with was it was $6.50 cheaper than the electric site. I would bet those folks would have been more than happy to pull into a full hookup site and use it as a dump station no matter who or what they disturbed.
