Never seen this one before
I didn't do all of our setup at our site last night because of rain and more impending rain...so I was finishing up this morning. The state park we're at has hookups for electric only and there are 6...
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Roy&Lynne wrote:2oldman wrote:Dog Folks wrote:..and can't read signs or printed rules.
The fellow washing his dishes may not know it is against the rules.
I've never seen a sign in any of the parks that I have been to saying that you can't wash your dishes. Maybe he should leave them sitting out to attract the bugs and critters.
What are tent campers to do? and how are they suppose to wash up and it certainly isn't his fault that the part doesn't have drains.
And if you park by a communal spigot then I think you get what you get.
Most, not all parks prohibit grey water release on the ground. It is not often on a sign, but rather listed in the rules. Also, most parks will have a sink for washing dishes, often at the restroom, with a sign, stating "for dish washing only" although people will use them for everything but.
