Saving sites - opinions
Lately we have been seeing more and more none paid "site saving" in campgrounds. What we typically see is a camp chair sitting in the drive of the site. I find it incredibly rude when people do this. ...
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I think that a site needs to be both paid for and occupied in order to belong to someone. But how can you tell? I have a small class C, no toad. If I arrive, pay, put the tag in my RV windshield as directed, leave a camp chair in the driveway, and go off somewhere for sightseeing, the site might not look either paid or occupied to someone else.
BTW, my camp chair has a sign: "Site occupied" and my RV's license plate number. Maybe I should add a photo of the RV?
Yes, I know that some places indicate paid status by tag clipped to post. Where I camp maybe half do that and the other half want the tag in the windshield.
BTW, my camp chair has a sign: "Site occupied" and my RV's license plate number. Maybe I should add a photo of the RV?
Yes, I know that some places indicate paid status by tag clipped to post. Where I camp maybe half do that and the other half want the tag in the windshield.
