Paid for but vacant sites
Most state parks in Iowa consider a site occupied if it's payed for. I find out from co-workers that some public parks they have been to require a payed site to be occupied with a camper or someone ...
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powderman426 wrote:MURPHY55347 wrote:
Minnesota parks also require the site to be occupied on the first night of the reservation. There are only 5,000 sites in all the parks here and it only seems fair to give someone else a chance at the site. Many people are now reserving a site for every weekend during the summer and using it as their weekend getaway.
I'm just wondering if you had a spot reserved and had a breakdown. Then when you get there the next day you find you don't have a site and may be many miles from home. Would you still be ok with them giving your site away?
A simple phone call could alleviate that problem.
Renting a site and purposefully leaving it unoccupied. Is rude. If you can't make it just call and cancel. Why deny someone else the chance to use the site?
