"Single Drop"

cavie wrote:
Probably means "one camper per site". Most say that in the rules.

You’re very close. I ran into it a few years back. When I asked they said it means a single use per site, not an RV plus a couple of tents, or a group of tents sharing one site.

With the COVID virus my wife cancelled all our camping reservations over the summer months. We couldn't travel during those times. So I don't know the specific camp site, but I suspect it was in the Canada area if that helps. All I could think is it was a just a single hook up, i.e. one site. But don't know why they needed to say that. I thought I was the newbie and everyone else would know. Surprised no one else had bumped into this previously, but thanks anyhow ....

Pull Thru, 50/30 Amps, Full Hookups Big rig friendly pull-thru sites with 2 sewer drops, 50 amp service, picnic table and campfire. Site length from 83' up to 135' allow enough room for your boat, motorcycle and vehicles.

I found this site description at an RV resort in Texas.

Never heard of that. Can you provide some context?

Wonder if the OP contacted the site where “single drop” was listed and asked them?

Hopefully the OP will come back to the thread and let us know.

When someone finds out let me know.. Jim2007

cavie wrote:
Probably means "one camper per site". Most say that in the rules.

I would say it goes a little beyond that. Such that a fifth wheel pulling a trailer is not allowed. Only the fifth wheel or only the trailer - "one drop".

Probably means "one camper per site". Most say that in the rules.

Easy answer. Call the campground and ask.