pet fees?

Dog Folks wrote:

willald wrote:

kcmoedoe wrote:

traveylin wrote:
Soooo, does this mean if a pet fee is charged, I do not have to pick up the poop???

Yep. And if enough people follow your lead, soon the pet fee will be gone.....along with the park's policy of allowing pets.

..Thats what Perriwinkle Campground in Sanibel Island, FL does. They have a rule, NO DOGS ALLOWED, period. That rule pretty much eliminates the issue, and makes for a much more quiet, cleaner, and more pleasant experience for campers. :)

I just made reservations for there (Perriwinkle), we're going to be down there for a whole week this spring. Really looking forward to a whole week of not having to hear everyone else's dogs barking, or seeing dog poop laying around.

Will

I truly hope you enjoy dog free. You certainly are paying the price for that privilege. It is your right to enjoy so again I hope you do.

Make sure your visit the J.N. Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge right there on the island. It is outstanding, and you can drive through, if you wish.

Don't forget: there is an extra person fee of $5.00 per day at the campground. Every time you leave the island, it will cost you $6.00 to cross the bridge and get back to the campground.

..Camping at Sanibel Island, you are paying the price for being on the island, NOT for not having to deal with dogs (thats just an added benefit, haha).

Perriwinkle is only campground on that island, so if you want to camp on that island (and we do), you're going to pay Perriwinkle's price. Period. Doesn't matter whether or not you mind dogs being there, yo're still going to pay it.

Yes, I'm aware of Perriwinkle's fee for extra people, and the $6 fee to take the causeway across. Dogs or no dogs, I still would chose the same place. :)

Thanks for the tip, about J.N. Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge. We'll have to check that out.

Will