why reply if you are going to be mean?
Seen this many times, but first time it happened to me. I asked a question here because i was looking for personal experience about a location. Instead of helpful info, i get "call the place", really,...
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Sorry you don't like the answer "call them", but for many questions asked on these forums it is the only correct answer. Asking if a park allows this or that and then relying on answers from anyone other than that park is just asking for trouble. There have been several times I have seen people give completely incorrect answers to questions about park services and policies.
There was a thread a while ago about what would happen if you showed up at a park that the written policy was "maximum site occupancy is six" with more than six people. There were numerous answers of "don't worry about it, they will accommodate you.". Call my parks and you will get the correct answer for those parks which is "we will turn you away, maximum means maximum". Which makes more sense, driving several hundred miles to be turned away because you relied on the advice of others or picking up the phone and finding out you need to make alternative arrangements? The correct answer to a question is not always rude, even if it is the answer you didn't want to hear.
There was a thread a while ago about what would happen if you showed up at a park that the written policy was "maximum site occupancy is six" with more than six people. There were numerous answers of "don't worry about it, they will accommodate you.". Call my parks and you will get the correct answer for those parks which is "we will turn you away, maximum means maximum". Which makes more sense, driving several hundred miles to be turned away because you relied on the advice of others or picking up the phone and finding out you need to make alternative arrangements? The correct answer to a question is not always rude, even if it is the answer you didn't want to hear.
