Rude campers to the extreme
So, we are at Lake George RV Park, N.Y. and had group of campers that were loud two nights in a row. First night I told them they should move their fire away from our camper, midnight. Second night, I...
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mabynack wrote:
I came back from fishing one time and the neighbor had parked his motorcycle under my awning in front of my entrance. He said he didn't think I would mind and thought I was being unreasonable when I asked him to move it. Later that day the same group started running their jet skis up to us when we were fishing and trying to drench us. We left and haven't been back.
Now THATS rude!
OP, some peoples concept of "quiet" is different from others, and the other group was probably in the wrong if they were being loud after quite hours. Although I haven't had an infant in my house for wuite some time, I also know a parent can become very sensitive about their child getting the proper sleep, etc.
The best course of action if the on-site management isn't effectively enforcing the rules is to keep complaining to them until they do something about it or move either you or the offending party. many campgrounds I've been in have a patrol around quiet time to remind campers to keep it down.
Anyway, the whole running the truck with the headlights on was wrong. Not because it was offensive to your new-found enemies, but you just never know how someone is going to react. At the least, you're lucky you still have headlights. At the most, you're lucky the event didn't escalate into violence.
