Campsite Etiquette ...

[esquaredg]

I would expect this topic has been brought up in the past, but I felt this was the best place to add these comments.

I am not going to preach about what is good Campsite Etiquette. I would like others to add their thoughts and comments. As will I.

I was taught Campsite Etiquette from my parents... If they saw us breaking a "rule" we were severely reprimanded. But I am in my 50's now.

I am sincerely seeing a breakdown in what I call proper campsite etiquette. It obviously has brought me to the point to take the time to mention it...

I would encourage all to provide input to the "Beginning RVer's" so we all can enjoy our time in the woods.

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[Dakzuki]

Here we go again...........

[gbopp]

If we can find a cure for the 'All About Me Attitude', the Campsite Etiquette will come back on its own. 😞

[esquaredg]

powderman426 wrote:

Thats_Ok wrote:
Treat your neighbors and their space as you would expect to be treated in your space.

That was easy. Next topic.

Your right... next topic... But all must live by it!

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[HappyKayakers]

powderman426 wrote:

Thats_Ok wrote:
Treat your neighbors and their space as you would expect to be treated in your space.

That was easy. Next topic.

Not quite so easy. Some people think it's just fine to scatter empty beer cans and bottles all over the site so they think nothing of tossing a few your way.

[powderman426]

Thats_Ok wrote:
Treat your neighbors and their space as you would expect to be treated in your space.

That was easy. Next topic.

[korbe]

1. Just because the "rules" allow generator use from 8am to 8pm, it doesn't mean you have to. In campgrounds where outdoor relaxation is the major activity, generator noise is very inconsiderate, IMHO.

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Treat your neighbors and their space as you would expect to be treated in your space.

[grandpalarry]

Campsite Etiquette has gone the route of Respecting Others.