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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Tom/Barb wrote:BillyBob Jim wrote:Remind me again, where do you host?
You'll be cited at the PA park we host at if caught. It has nothing to do with all of it going to the same place, which are idiotic comments. It has everything to do with sanitation. the campsites have sewer connections usually surrounded by grass, not paved surfaces around them and containment provisions like the common dump stations down at the entrance have.
For those who think its acceptable, I hope you show up at a full hook up site you reserved and it's trashed with toilet paper remnants among other things, because of it's use as a high volume dump station prior to your arrival.
The specific charge is "Unauthorized use of facilities". Fine with costs is @ $167.00 and the rangers hand them out fairly regular, especially on Sunday afternoons.
Who wants to deal with this?
+1, so I don't stay there.
Every campground I have stayed in the pipes do actually go to the same place. I am not saying every campground is this way, but the ones I have been in actually do.
