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| Nasty Encounters with Other RVers |
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Last weekend, a couple was walking their dog and walked right through the middle of our campsite and straight through a pathway behind us. We were outside of our Motorhome having dinner when this happened. My wife politely asked them if they could just go around and use another access point. The lady turned around and colorfully told me and my wife not to be rude. A little while later, I saw the guy spit a mouthful of beer over the hood of our car. I called the park office and reported the incident. They were very prompt in dealing with the matter, thankfully.
I know that there are some campers that can have quite an attitude, but I never realized just how rude and utterly uncivilized many of them can be. Talk about some nerve!
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| I feel you, jeremy! Came across this bunch of teens going around with their ATV through this hiking trail during our trip to California. Thing is, the place is off limits to any and all vehicles. Naturally, they were caught by the park rangers. Funny part is that they were really throwing a fit and tantrum and all when they got caught, claiming that the rangers are unfair. |
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| Sorry to hear you had to go through that. I hope that they got more than just a warning that time...and one of these days come across a couple that would give them a taste of their own medicine. |
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| Sad to say, there is no rule or policy that you cannot cut through occupied campsites. It's something that you'll just have to deal with. For me, as long as they just pass through, it's fine. It's a totally different matter if they inconvenience me like them allowing their dog to poop on our campsite and not pick up after them. |
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