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Old 04-04-2023, 05:30 AM   #71
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Old 04-04-2023, 08:33 AM   #72
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Old 04-04-2023, 08:34 AM   #73
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My back up beeper died and I have not fixed it. It is obnoxious from inside the coach.
I disconnected mine the day I got it. I get the point but just too obnoxious in the RV parks.
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Exactly. No details, meaning being loud at 5:00am would be included in staying quiet during quiet hours. That is what I mean - no statements saying people coming and going don't have to be quiet during quiet hours.
Ok, but "loud" is also very subjective. Loud is, "strongly audible; having exceptional volume or intensity:" where all that we do in preparing to leave doesn't quality, unless we're hollering at/to someone else. In the same sense, in a quiet room, a ticking clock seems loud but it's not. It is all subjective and unenforceable.
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Ok, but "loud" is also very subjective. Loud is, "strongly audible; having exceptional volume or intensity:" where all that we do in preparing to leave doesn't quality, unless we're hollering at/to someone else. In the same sense, in a quiet room, a ticking clock seems loud but it's not. It is all subjective and unenforceable.
A backing alert for an RV is purposely "strongly audible; having exceptional volume or intensity." Starting the engine, maybe not, that beeping would be patently disturbing to me.
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To all you light addicted late arrivers who also like to get up and leave early . . . You are welcome to stay in the campsite right next to me anytime.

Lights don’t bother me at all. Once I go inside and pull the drapes and blinds, It’s pretty much completely dark inside.

Don’t hear much either. In fact, if a fellow DP has to start his engine early to air up, it’s like a sweet lullaby coaxing me back to sleep. I love that glug-glug-glug-glug-glug-glug-glug-glug of a big diesel engine early in the morning. It’s a song to my soul and warms my heart. I know some lucky fella is about to head out for his days adventure!

Life is short. Enjoy the best you can!
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The noise from early departing RVer’s is nothing compared to early boat departures in a marina. The bigger boats typically start 2 Diesel engines, the generator and then grind and churn the bow and stern thrusters while they manager their exit. As the above poster stated, I actually love the sound and doesn’t bother me in the slightest.
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Old 04-09-2023, 07:58 PM   #79
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I have stayed in RV parks and Corps of Engineer Campgrounds for the last 48 years and counting. My wife and I winter in Texas and Alabama; 3 months annually. We have friends that overnight in Walmart and Cracker Barrel parking lots. I will put up with the occasional bad actor in a park in exchange for the security they offer. It's an easy task locating a safe place for an average 30 bucks a night online.
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We have only stayed in RV Resort parks and really enjoy them. We have black out shades for the light and leave the A/C fans on high instead of auto to drown out any noise. Some people will like this and others will not. I do believe every pad should be level and they should have a good sewer system. I live in the country on 10 acres with a great view of the stars at night and it is super quiet. When it comes time to travel we go to a resort and we go to have fun and bring the grandkids and we like glamping.
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We have only stayed in RV Resort parks and really enjoy them. We have black out shades for the light and leave the A/C fans on high instead of auto to drown out any noise. Some people will like this and others will not. I do believe every pad should be level and they should have a good sewer system. I live in the country on 10 acres with a great view of the stars at night and it is super quiet. When it comes time to travel we go to a resort and we go to have fun and bring the grandkids and we like glamping.
I agree with what you are saying. I have a "white noise" machine to use instead of running the AC all night. We have actually stayed in BLM land that had neighbors who ran their construction type of generator all night, with loud music, a drunken party, and enough lights to light up a Broadway stage. Since we had wheels, we left the first thing in the morning. There actually are noise rules for BLM land but no one to enforce them.
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In 6 years of RVing I have only come across two situations, that come to mind. Both in privately owned RV parks. One kept his stereo up pretty loud all day and turned it down after I asked him to in the evening.. not a bad compromise...
The second was a noisy family Huge RV lots of lights etc.. I walked over to them in the evening and asked them to tune things down a little so that I could get to sleep..
Both times a simple request solved the problem.
A trip to the park owners would have been the next step but never needed to happen..

Safe travels and all the best...
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In 6 years of RVing I have only come across two situations, that come to mind. Both in privately owned RV parks. One kept his stereo up pretty loud all day and turned it down after I asked him to in the evening.. not a bad compromise...
The second was a noisy family Huge RV lots of lights etc.. I walked over to them in the evening and asked them to tune things down a little so that I could get to sleep..
Both times a simple request solved the problem.
A trip to the park owners would have been the next step but never needed to happen..

Safe travels and all the best...
I’ve noticed a lot of times it depends on whether you are 6’ or 6’ 4” when asking as to how cooperative the respondent is.
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I’ve noticed a lot of times it depends on whether you are 6’ or 6’ 4” when asking as to how cooperative the respondent is.
That's funny. Those are the types/sizes that are most afraid of and eager to appease my 5'4" 115lb wife. Oh, that also includes me
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