Not A Good Welcome
Getting warranty work done at Lazy Days so at 10am we secured a campsite at the Lazy Days CG. Got the fiver back around 5pm, drove to assigned site, backed in, got power plugged in, and was in the pr...
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toedtoes wrote:colliehauler wrote:
I had something similar happen near Plymouth MN. Just as I finished unhooking a guy ran over and said that he had the sites reserved. He asked how long I was going to stay, I told him one night. His reply was his friends would not be there until tomorrow so no problem and left.
I think the worry is a legitimate one. At public campgrounds, a site can be inhabited through a reservation or on a first come basis. This can get worrisome if you've got multiple sites reserved with different starting dates. Campsite 1 is reserved for the 10th through the 19th; campsite 2 is reserved for the 12th through the 19th - Person in campsite 1 arrives on the 10th and campsite 2 is uninhabited. On the 11th, someone starts setting up campsite 2 and the person in campsite 1 starts worrying that they are going to have a problem come the 12th. So they try to pre-empt the problem early.
Even so the problem would be better dealt with through the campground management.
