Stuck with Rude Neighbors Argh...

sheikyerboutti wrote:
Most RVs have outside speakers these days....

And MORE than just speakers!

I was parked next to a coach that when night fell they opened up a bay door and there sat an entire surround sound stereo system and giant flat screen TV that they all gathered around in lawn chairs to watch.

I got to watch a real good movie on satellite from 'my' dinnette! :C

Most RVs have outside speakers these days. As long as its not excessive or after the parks quiet time , you can`t complain. Last weekend I was listening to Sirius jazz channel,current hip-hop, Simon and Garfunkle, The Band ( RIP Levon Helm ), Led Zeppelin live then Pantera and Slayer (RIP Jeff Hanneman)
I still enjoy going into deep backcountry in northern Ontario with canoe and tent. Only music I listen to is loons, wolves howling and mosquitos buzzing.

Man I love boondocking.

Obviously there is more that smells in your neighbors' rv than their sewer leak. Sounds like their personalities stink just as badly. There's no excuse or cure for being a total ^$$ is there? :W

Upon checking out tell the campground office that this will be the last time you camp here if they do not enforce their rules. Tell them you will tell your fellow rv'ers also. And tell them you will give a poor review on campgroundreport.com.

I always use a fan to create some white noise to mask outside sounds, plus I like the moving air.

paulcardoza wrote:
Assuming it wasn't during Quiet Hours, I doubt that playing music you don't like, can be considered disturbing the peace..........

It's the volume, not the type.

retired4fun2002 wrote:
Think positive - they are not your neighbbors at home....shortly your outta there. Safe travels.

:C

When I headed out full time it did not take me long to realize that there is a whole new set of human beings out there in this day and age!

I approached a neighbor that was obviously new and politely and from a friendly rv'er pointed out something to him about the sewer hookup and offered to help him. He just about bit my head off. I actually did it once more thinking how often can that type of response happen again....well it did.

When you full time there is a lot of time just sitting and enjoying the sun and taking in what is around you, and I am sure others have seen it also. People and how they interact with others has IMHO dramatically changed over the years, I find it sad.

bigred1cav wrote:

paulcardoza wrote:
Can you define excessive and loud for campsites that are 15-20ft apart? When you book yourselves into a campground that have several families in a few hundred square feet of space, you cannot impose your expectations on everyone around you.

If you want to be in control and crave solitude, boondock somewhere. I don't blare my music, but I'll bet it could be heard by adjoining sites. I can hear their radio, TV, laughter, whatever. I THINK I have a realistic set of expectations though. Some people don't..........

If it can be heard on other than the site where it is originating it is too loud.

Usually, you can stand at the edge of your site, which is also the edge of the site next door and hear people, even if they are whispering. Your definition is not a practical one.

Think positive - they are not your neighbbors at home....shortly your outta there. Safe travels.