path1 wrote:
Many threads about people getting a camp site and other people not letting you enjoy what you paid for. Either smoke you out, Smoke you out. if fires are allowed and they have one than it is legal and fine. I know you wish they could make a good one without tons of smoke, but hey, get a new cg without fire pits allowed and you will be fine. what else can one say, but if fires are allowed, then they are allowed.dropping the "F" word every other sentence and you have grandkids along,if very near and constant, take action. walk up and explain you have young kids and that language is not cool. I am sure they will try a bit to help you out. people letting fluffy do his business and walk away,if you see fluffy pooping and they are walking away, a guick, hey you pick that up before ya leave is all that is needed. music as loud as it go etc...loud music. ask to be turned down a bit or get ranger.
When you rent a camp site what are rally getting and what can you do? And After you inform management of a problem and they do nothing, do you have any recourse except to move on? move on is best and then write to management all about WHY you left. rangers not enforcing rules etc. and they were no help when you reported a problem. what else can one do?Met a camp host at Natl Forest campground last month that informs jerks to knock it off and shows them rules one more time, then if these certain campers don't follow rules he calls the cops. Cops hate showing up, so the cops tell people to leave. What has been are your experiences? We have a beautiful state park close by but it has turned into a "party park". State Park rangers drive by during the day and could care less and don't even bother at night. Thinking about notifying upper management to see if they care. Any other ideas that might be helpful?
I have been rving for over 15 years at least and I have encountered a handful of problems. I can't believe the amt. of complaints when camping I see listed ont his forum. It is wild :)
