Most common campground complaints?
Running a campground for this season, we're lucky (or maybe hard working enough?) that we don't hear about too many complaints. So we were thinking, what things have you found to complain about at...
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I did not read all the posts but here are a few little things that could prevent complaints
If your park is layed out like a parkinglot, have campsites clearly marked out, perhaps a simple split rail fence or 3 rail fence just 4 feet high to reduce/prevent people from cutting through sites.
Sites wide enough to have your awning open and slides out, and still have a fire without endangering your rig or the person next door.
If your park is big enough have a pet free area to keep those who don't have a desire to have a pet and don't wish to be forced to tolerate someone elses pet can live in peace and enjoy themselves.
Radio free area, for those who like quiet and don't wish to have to tolerate someones rap music or ****ry and western all day and night.
In designing a park if more campsite per square foot is a must, at least design in a narrow green space or like a hedge row between sites, something natural to some extent but helps over the park to absorb / buffer noise and gives a bit of privacy when its wanted.
Clean facilities are a must, build washrooms and bathhouses so they are easy to clean and keep clean, bright and well lit.
be quick and fair about enforcing the rules, but make sure each visitor is handed with their pass and receipt a page with the park rules.
If your park is layed out like a parkinglot, have campsites clearly marked out, perhaps a simple split rail fence or 3 rail fence just 4 feet high to reduce/prevent people from cutting through sites.
Sites wide enough to have your awning open and slides out, and still have a fire without endangering your rig or the person next door.
If your park is big enough have a pet free area to keep those who don't have a desire to have a pet and don't wish to be forced to tolerate someone elses pet can live in peace and enjoy themselves.
Radio free area, for those who like quiet and don't wish to have to tolerate someones rap music or ****ry and western all day and night.
In designing a park if more campsite per square foot is a must, at least design in a narrow green space or like a hedge row between sites, something natural to some extent but helps over the park to absorb / buffer noise and gives a bit of privacy when its wanted.
Clean facilities are a must, build washrooms and bathhouses so they are easy to clean and keep clean, bright and well lit.
be quick and fair about enforcing the rules, but make sure each visitor is handed with their pass and receipt a page with the park rules.
