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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Go Dogs wrote:
Gee, If this is a frequent occurrence, (you reserve a spot, someone else takes it, and the camp host won't help), you are doing something wrong. This has never happened to us, once. I would not blame the guy with a little trailer, I would re-examine the way I booked my sites.
If you have a super large RV and require a special spot, better go to the high-priced parks or stay at the Wal-Mart. If you don't want to reserve, you take your chances.
That's why I reserve....
Since we don't go to the same camp each time the only way I have to book is to call and specifically request a site large enough for my trailer.... I'm not looking for the spot with the best view or the best fishing spot... just a site that we can park our trailer and TV in without hanging out in the road.. I'm very attentive to asking the right questions and getting it in writing... The fly in the ointment is the guy with the little trailer...
As for making the camp host move the guy... The DW says that at 64 I'm to old to make the guy move and you think I'm gonna ask a guy who is old enough to be my dad to go make some 40 year old punk move his trailer... Right...
This doesn't happen every time we go, but it isn't a once in a lifetime experience either...
