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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troubledwaters wrote:westernrvparkowner wrote:This is the real basis of your point of view. All the stuff about drain fields, percolation tests, and multiple dumps in rapid fashion was just smoke and mirrors. It was all about the few extra bucks next time.
There may actually be a business reason behind having customers stand in line and wait for the dump station. Maybe the next time those same customers will value their time more than the few bucks extra it costs to rent a full hookup site...
You didn't even read what he wrote. You pulled out what you could make fit your opinion and stopped there.
He said they stopped allowing people staying at nearby dry campgrounds from coming in and using his dump station, water, and showers. That the added income they paid wasn't worth the increased traffic, inconvenience to HIS customers, etc.
If dumping quickly onsite is important to you, then pay for a FHU site. Don't expect everyone else to deem your time as more important than everything and everyone else.
Otherwise, follow the park's policies or go dump somewhere else.
