Dog_Folks
Sep 08, 2015Explorer
A Good Weekend
Just thought you would like to know:
Many post about how they never camp on long weekends because of all the problems. I can understand that. However, I want campers to know that not ALL parks are like that.
We just completed our long Labor Day weekend as campground hosts at a 77 site campground. It was completely full with no sites left vacant.
Friday evening was set up time for lots of campers. Outdoor cooking and listening to music at a low level. Campfires all glowing in the proper fire ring. Each site has electric and water so no generators were heard.
Dogs all walked on a leash and everyone seemed to pick up.
Saturday evening we had our second annual sidewalk chalk coloring contest. Artists included ages 4 to over 40. Great fun was had by all. Small trophies for first place, ribbons for second and third. All children received a prize bag.
Troubles: One golf cart full of children, being operated by a child, was “joy riding” and needed to be stopped. (Golf cart use here is allowed only by disabled folks) Sunday morning there was a traffic jam at the dump station, as many campers decided to leave at the same time.
I, for one, and hope our campers, will look back on this weekend as a “good one.”
Many post about how they never camp on long weekends because of all the problems. I can understand that. However, I want campers to know that not ALL parks are like that.
We just completed our long Labor Day weekend as campground hosts at a 77 site campground. It was completely full with no sites left vacant.
Friday evening was set up time for lots of campers. Outdoor cooking and listening to music at a low level. Campfires all glowing in the proper fire ring. Each site has electric and water so no generators were heard.
Dogs all walked on a leash and everyone seemed to pick up.
Saturday evening we had our second annual sidewalk chalk coloring contest. Artists included ages 4 to over 40. Great fun was had by all. Small trophies for first place, ribbons for second and third. All children received a prize bag.
Troubles: One golf cart full of children, being operated by a child, was “joy riding” and needed to be stopped. (Golf cart use here is allowed only by disabled folks) Sunday morning there was a traffic jam at the dump station, as many campers decided to leave at the same time.
I, for one, and hope our campers, will look back on this weekend as a “good one.”