Question about campsite policies
I have noticed around Texas that the majority of the public campgrounds (especially State Parks) have a policy of no alcohol. The signage varies from the strict "No alcoholic beverages of any kind pe...
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toedtoes wrote:Theres always the possibility of campers being idiots - but as I stated, if you are behaving yourself, no one is going to be coming around making sure there's no alcohol in your campsite. I sit outside in my recliner all the time with a beer in a couzy - my newest one says Dilly Dilly on it....2012Coleman wrote:
The no Alcohol rule in state parks is geared toward daily visitors more than people overnight camping. While in your campsite, you are expected to have a responsible attitude with it, but the rule is not meant to ban it for campers.
It's not just about daily visitors. It's about partyers - whether daily or otherwise. There are campers who will spend a week disrupting everyone with their drunkeness.
We just got back from Reed Bingham State park in GA. Their handbook states: "Consumption or use of alcoholic beverages or intoxicants is unlawful in any public-use area."
So yes, in my campsite, I'm allowed to sip on my suds
