Campground Question
On Wednesday, I checked in to a RV park near Dayton as I planned to visit the U.S. Air Force Museum.. The park advertised that it was the closest to WPAFB and that was the selling point for me.. I arr...
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Ok, it was probably not in violation of the law unless you made a contract for that specific site. Usually you make a contract for a space with certain perimeters. In your case you were not damaged in anyway so they complied with the agreement you made. Blast them if you will on reviews but I think you should learn that when traveling without a toad to leave the campsite so it clear it is occupied. Orange cones etc are often used from what I observe and perhaps keep the office informed. Totally empty sites are vulnerable.
