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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My biggest complaint is people leaving their yapper in the RV while they tour. I'm a dog owner, so I'm not saying that because I hate dogs. I don't. But a yapper is going to yap when you're not there... all day... yap, yap, yap. Everytime they come back... "Oh, I didn't realize that he/she barked when we left them in there". What? They yap when they are outside with you around, you really think they don't do so when you're not there to stop them? In my still relatively limited RVing experience, I've seen this a few times.
There are also parents that think the campground roads are a proper place for the kids to play, letting their kids that can't throw or catch a frisbee worth a darn toss frisbees all over the place onto other people's sites, the top of some RVs... that kind of thing, and not see a problem with it. I know it's not right to expect someone to contain their kids solely on their little site and nowhere else, but everywhere I have gone there is plenty of green/park space where the kids can play their games and toss their toys.
Now golf carts... I'm not talking about the regular ones that just putter around, but the fully pimped "look at me" carts zooming around most of the day thinking they're entertaining the entire campground with their choice in music blaring out of the sound system. Only an issue I've experienced in Myrtle Beach and nowhere else.
There are also parents that think the campground roads are a proper place for the kids to play, letting their kids that can't throw or catch a frisbee worth a darn toss frisbees all over the place onto other people's sites, the top of some RVs... that kind of thing, and not see a problem with it. I know it's not right to expect someone to contain their kids solely on their little site and nowhere else, but everywhere I have gone there is plenty of green/park space where the kids can play their games and toss their toys.
Now golf carts... I'm not talking about the regular ones that just putter around, but the fully pimped "look at me" carts zooming around most of the day thinking they're entertaining the entire campground with their choice in music blaring out of the sound system. Only an issue I've experienced in Myrtle Beach and nowhere else.
