Campsite Etiquette ...

Campsite Etiquette has gone the route of Respecting Others.

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

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.

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

That was easy. Next topic.

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

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

Your preaching to the choir, all RV.net members here use good campsite etiquette so how do you get to the offenders who don't read RV.net?

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

Okay, so you hit the nail on the head with me. And something that I understood, hate, but want to find a solution for. My wife and I spent 6 days camping in Yellowstone. We also camp in Texas and many other states. Everywhere we encounter this type of issue, to some degree, but none more than we did in Yellowstone.

So lets not focus on the fact that the issue exists, but more as to how it can be changed. A general comment of mine is that "campers" are "better" people. Boy do I expect to be flamed by that remark...

But seriously, I feel campers are "a better "socially something" unit". In what ways can we disseminate information such as "running through other campsites is NOT allowed", Etiquette, ect.

Possible a "sticky". I don't know... but I expect that someday I will have my tires slashed because I yelled at some kid for running through my campsite.

I simply want all to respect each others space. simple... period.

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