Floating a new campground

[powerboatr]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by camposborne:
i have to agree with the pro-dog comments. we have a rottie who is a gentle 85 lb love bug, but we have been turned away by more parks than i care to count. i'm a responsible dog owner. she and my std poodle are always leashed, never allowed to roam or bark, and i pick up after the dogs the minute anything hits the ground.

enough with the talk of segregation in the parks...instead, like others have said, be firm about the rules and enforce them. do not be breed restrictive either, just be selective in the dog itself. meet the animal/s first if you think there could be a problem.

good luck! you've got some great ideas in front of you so far! </div></BLOCKQUOTE>


we also have a small rotty65 lbs soaking wet, bunch of love
I dont favor a off the beaten path place to walk pets, onwers will be held responsible for pet messes, our pup poops at our site, its then scooped up and disposed off, not even a fly knows it was there,

project is moving very slow almost backwards.....but is moving Hidden fees and politicians are incredible..

[Richard n Shirley]

now that you got all these suggestions and will go figure the cost, if its more than $20 bucks a day, most of us wont be there.

Seriously, your payback on investment will decide if you can afford all the suggestions. Rv's are like all other shoppers. Do you want a Walmart or a Neiman's?

And I like the long pull thru as we are 53 feet long till I have to turn in and out. Then you better add an acre for my rig.

R