Quiet Hours

relaxin wrote:

ddschuman wrote:
Just use common courtesy...talk in low voices and no outside music after a certain time I believe is an ok rule. Even though I know some are against campfires, we love them and usually sit outside after dark and roast marshmallows for s'mores. It's just the two of us and we do our absolute best to stay mindful of our neighbors and keep our voice to a little above a whisper. We have never been asked to quiet down and honestly the only time I have ever been upset by my neighbors noise was early in the morning (5-6 am) when the hunters next door were making so much noise loading up for a hunt that they woke the entire campground. I wasn't a happy camper that morning. That was an isolated incident for us though.

Relax...have fun...just be courteous during quiet times by lowering voices and other noises from your site. I honestly don't believe quiet times means roll up the carpet, go inside and go to bed.

exactly, but the "ME ME ME thing tends to come before being curtious to ones neighbours,, as seen by alot of the comments here in both directions,


if you want total absolute quiet,,, then go somewhere, or at a time when there is no people.

if you want to be able to do as you please yack gab and laugh all night have fun play music,,, then do the same as above.

if you can get along, compromise, accept others, and be courtious and thoughtful of your neighbors then hey come on out to a campground

I don't go camping to be in a concentration camp or overregulated parking lot, nor do I go to be in a idiot packed party haven. reasonable expectations with reasonable results.

Rules are to be made to guide us not subdue or enslave us