How often do you have two cars or guests?

Always now. The Dodge is getting up in miles so we have a second car for around towns. Being said they are never parked "cluttered". If they both don't fit with room then one goes into overflow or guest parking.

Tow truck and either Jeep Liberty or my wife's Edge. Depending what we are doing.

We occasionally have visitors when we're at a park near friends, but they usually only park their car at our site briefly to pick us up for sight seeing, etc. Oddly, the only time we've had park management speak to us about an improperly parked car at our site was when another guest at the park stopped by to ask about an attraction we had been to the day before.

We know in advance when we will be having visitors and we move our vehicles to the overflow area and allow our guests to park at our site.

How often do you have two cars or guests?

Not often enough.

Our son lives about 8 hours from us and twice a year he will meet up with us at a more or less half-way point CG. We always tell the CG check-in that he is expected and will be staying with us (usually when we make the reservation). Only one place so far wanted him to park in the overflow parking lot. That doesn't work so well for us as our camper is small enough that his luggage stays in his car. I guess the small size of our camper also means that his car has never overflowed the campsite, if that is what the problem might be...

Very rarely, & even then, only at a local NF CG, my daughter shows up once or twice a year.

As a weekend camper who camps close to home at small out of the way parks I sometimes have 2 or more vehicles at my site. At least during daylight hours. Friends and family members show up for dinner or a little fishing. There can be times when there are 5-6 adults an 3-4 kids at my camp site.

And lets not forget the boat!

Then their are other times when it's just me and the dog. At those times there would be just one vehicle at the site.

Both types of weekends can be fun and I enjoy them .

We do 2-3 times a year as our children live at one border of Texas & we on the opposite border. We try to camp at least twice a year about half way in between so they can join us. Cuts down on driving time for both of us. Also if we're camping fairly close to home we bring smaller car if we know we're going to be running around, or even back home some.

I'd say often. We tend to stay close to home so we will have the dually and 5th wheel plus our SUV and maybe a trailer/boat/4wheeler depending on where we are staying,

none, all my children and friends have their own campers.