Why campgrounds have gates.
Recently I traveled out to Michigan from NJ. In Ohio we stopped for the night. The next morning I was getting stuff put away for the trip when a Class A pulled up, stopped and just sat there in the st...
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Nutinelse2do wrote:wa8yxm wrote:
I have pulled up a short distance from someone clearly packing to leave and waited for their site on occasions. My wife may have even sat at their table. I've also helped someone pack so I could get their site.
But I would never park in front of them. Nor "Hassle" them about leaving time at least not till, Well at the two parks I stay at check out is NOON so long about 1pm I might get upset if I was waiting for a site.
Last time where I'm parked I told someone what site I was vacating as I packed up this computer and headed back to check out. he pulled ON site as I left.
But again. No hassle, he did help me pick up my leveling planks.
Wow. If that's polite, and not hassling, we would politely tell you to get the @&$&$
out of our campsite, and don't touch our stuff. Seriously? You are kidding right?
My thoughts exactly. Rushing someone to get done in a hurry is a good way skip a few steps possibly causing an accident. Keep your hands off my stuff and stay out of my site until it's empty.
