Residentials and generators - all day.
I'm in a rustic no-hookups CG where I'm fortunate to be able camp well away from a newbie with an i-Power brand inverter generator that he runs ALL DAY. Why? Because he has a residential refrigerato...
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I guess I'm different than some or maybe many. My expectations are whatever the rules say they are when I go somewhere. When I camp in a field at a dirt track that doesn't have quiet/no gennys running hours, I expect that there will be some that run them all night. If it's hot, I might even be one if I need the AC.
If I'm boondocking, There generally aren't a lot of rules, more like common courtesy. The thing about common courtesy is, it's a lot like it's cousin common sense, sometimes it's in short supply.
When faced with a situation like that, If it's really bothering me, I may go over and try to have a very polite, diplomatic discussion but if I see it's not going anywhere, I just move along. Nobody has the responsibility to conform to my ideal of what the world/campground/river bank should be. The only place I get to make the rules is my property, and that's only after checking with the Mrs. ;-)
If I'm boondocking, There generally aren't a lot of rules, more like common courtesy. The thing about common courtesy is, it's a lot like it's cousin common sense, sometimes it's in short supply.
When faced with a situation like that, If it's really bothering me, I may go over and try to have a very polite, diplomatic discussion but if I see it's not going anywhere, I just move along. Nobody has the responsibility to conform to my ideal of what the world/campground/river bank should be. The only place I get to make the rules is my property, and that's only after checking with the Mrs. ;-)
