Respecting Boundaries at the RV Park
While sitting outside the other day under our awning in the nice 80 degree weather here in a well known Southern AZ RV Park a big fifth wheel rig pulled in and set up to back in in the spot behind our...
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ependydad wrote:
If you have already viewed an argumentative exchange between the man and his wife, you know that arguing is in his nature.
If you have overheard that they've already been told about the site size/boundaries, you know that they know where it is and are willingly choosing to ignore it.
Both of these tell me that you should go to the manager with these concerns and not to the folks in the other site.
I agree do the next poor soul a favor and let management know. You will be gone and management can correct the problem before the next maybe snow bird for winter arrives and has to say something thereby creating animosity.
