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maddog348 wrote:
toedtoes ~ HAHAHAHAHA ~ Even had our ice chest taken out of 'bear box' now have lock system for that too.
JM2ยข ~~ YMMV
โMay-13-2019 01:35 PM
goducks10 wrote:toedtoes wrote:
Most campgrounds I visit (mostly federal) provide a tag to clip on the campsite post. That indicates the days you have the site reserved. Out here, I have not seen a problem with campsite usurping - people tend to.respect those tags.
Only problem with that is that some CG's have a policy that if the site is not taken by a certain time on the 2nd day of the reservation then the site become available. Leaving something in the site would help deter someone.
โMay-13-2019 07:52 AM
toedtoes wrote:
Most campgrounds I visit (mostly federal) provide a tag to clip on the campsite post. That indicates the days you have the site reserved. Out here, I have not seen a problem with campsite usurping - people tend to.respect those tags.
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BillyBob Jim wrote:
Did campsite squatters recently become en vogue or something? I can't say I've ever had or seen the issue, nor worried about the possibility.
First come first serve is no different than reserved as I see it or anything else. If you paid for the site for a week, leave and return during the day and some idiot is on it, tell them to move. If they refuse then call the ranger, host, or management and they'll make them move. I've yet to see a Fed or State campground where there was not some method used to mark a site as occupied or reserved, such as a tag on a post.
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