Lights on?
A serious question, with no judgements, to people who leave their porch or other outside lights on all night while camping: why do you? This past weekend, and many other times I've noticed folks who d...
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noplace2 wrote:mbrower wrote:
I do tend to seek out family oriented campgrounds and try to stay away from RV parks with a lot of seasonal residents.
This is really all that is being asked. (by me anyway)
If you should mistakenly find yourself in a camping situation wherein after 6P it is quiet and lighted minimally, if at all, do everyone (yourself most of all) a favor and adapt to your surroundings for one night then move on to better pastures tomorrow.
I usually book my sites well in advance and do my due diligence in researching Un familiar campgrounds so chances of that happening are rare. Having said that, if that was to happen and I have paid my money, then I will enjoy my vacation as I see fit as long as I was not violating any of the owners rules or local laws. If those around me are not tolerant to low level lighting or sounds of the living, than I would suggest buying their own land and doing with it as they please.
