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chr_
Nov 05, 2014Explorer
If I came back and found my cord unplugged from the pedestal I paid to use, The offending cord would get more than a "discrete" disconnection... More like a yank and a swift toss.
I used to have an AC/DC compressor fridge. That would certainly be an issue if I came back after several hours of that thing running on my house batteries.
I used to have an AC/DC compressor fridge. That would certainly be an issue if I came back after several hours of that thing running on my house batteries.
Campfire Time wrote:
Already been said, but yes, it varies. In WI State parks you can have as many tents on a site as you like, but you are limited to 6 adults on the site. I really never see it abused. In one of the private CGs we go to, up until last year they did not allow any tents on sites with trailers. Now they allow one tent for an extra $10 a night. There is a CG on a river in central WI that is known for tubing. It's a party park. They'll squeeze 10 tents and a 5ver on the site if they can find room.
Roy, that's funny. I've had something like that happen once, but it was the other way around. Year back in some WI state parks, electric pedestals were often shared between sites. As sites were redone, some were converted to non-electric, so people would come in and were disappointed that they didn't have electric where they might have had it a year prior. One time when we still had a PUP, we had come back after a day of hiking and had no power. Someone from the adjoining site had unplugged our cord and plugged themselves in. Needless to say, they never complained, just discretely removed their cord.
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