Paying for two sites
Has anyone ever paid for two sites so they would be assured of some privacy or more room? At our favorite CG some of non electric sites are a bit close together so we will pay for two sites just wonde...
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LarryJM wrote:Crowe wrote:
No, it's rude. You are potentially preventing someone else from camping. It doesn't matter if the cg likes it or not. If you want privacy, then find another campground or boondock. Goes along the same lines as the folks who reserve every weekend at some campgrounds and then just show up when they can. It's very self-centered and disrespectful of others. What I would consider, however, if you get there and the cg isn't very crowded then possibly purchase the adjoining site at that time.
I don't understand the mindset of doing an activity that by definition brings you into potentially crowded conditions, then demanding no one be near you. Buy a cabin in the woods.
RUDE ... that's too funny. A person is paying for two sites and who are you to say how they use them. Sometimes it's amazing to see someone wanting to impose their standards on someone else. I would rather see someone renting two sites and being able to spread out than to be overcrowded on one smaller site and then spilling over or encroaching on someone else's site.
Larry
200% agree! I pay for it I will use it how I wish. The camp ground makes the money no matter how you use it. We only do paid when raveling and make a over night stop. But I hope I park next to the guy that does this, I will also get more space being on the side of them :)
That said we leave town to relax and want our space so we boon-dock very far away from anywhere someone else would come.
