Boondocking in a national park lodge parking lot?
Any rules against overnighting in the parking lot of Old Faithful Lodge, or some other busy place? What if you have a room, and some of the family were to sleep out in a camper?
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Kayteg1 wrote:narcodog wrote:
The oP posted about National Parks,not commercial CG's
Looks to me that you think that those have rules reinforced by people with different mentality?
What makes you thinking this way?
Looks plays significant role in almost every part of our life.
When I first read Kayteg's comment, I thought the same thing "we're not talking about private campgrounds".
However, the point he makes is a good one. If you arrive looking like the Beverly Hillbillies and ask to park in the lot (or any other non-approved location), you are most likely going to be refused. They will likely see you as a potential problem that won't go away once you park.
If you arrive looking like "normal folks" and being able to produce some evidence of your specific request (as in the camera gear for taking sunset/sunrise photos), then you're more likely to get a go ahead.
