Broward County Florida Pet Limitation

[MilesandSmiles]

We will be traveling with three dogs and one fully indoor cat in Florida for three weeks that will include Christmas and New Years. We just made a reservation at Broward County Park near Ft. Lauderdale, but their online registration says two pets maximum (not just two dogs maximum). Does anyone know how strict they are with this rule?

Follow up question: Do most RV campgrounds in Florida limit pets to two? If so, we're in trouble!

[pennysmom09]

I've seen a few campers with 3 dogs when the rule is 2. They just never walk more than 2 at a time, or tie them all outside. Camping neighbors don't care, and I certainly wouldn't care, or tell on them either. If they aren't bothering anyone, the cg would never know nor would they want to. Enjoy your visit and be discreet. Not the crime of the century.

[nypatnva]

My Mama told me if you can't say something nice, keep your mouth shut.

[DownTheAvenue]

DunellenGuy wrote:
We will be traveling with three dogs and one fully indoor cat in Florida for three weeks that will include Christmas and New Years. We just made a reservation at Broward County Park near Ft. Lauderdale, but their online registration says two pets maximum (not just two dogs maximum). Does anyone know how strict they are with this rule?

Follow up question: Do most RV campgrounds in Florida limit pets to two? If so, we're in trouble!

I am not sure why you would even ask such a question, let alone make reservations where clearly you will be in violation. I can only guess that you believe the rules do not apply to you, and your little pets are adorable so everyone should be pleased that you brought them even though you have twice the number allowed.

Of course, you can hide your pets, and only let out two at a time. Probably no one will know. But if have little yappers that annoy your neighbors, expect to get evicted without any refund.

[darsben1]

They may not be strict but what will you do if someone blows you in for to many animals?
What would be your backup plan?

You may be in trouble most quality parks will have a number and/or a breed restriction.