Campground Etiquette: 15 Tips to Make You Look Like a Camping Pro скачать в хорошем качестве

Campground Etiquette: 15 Tips to Make You Look Like a Camping Pro

New to RVing? We’re breaking down 15 campground etiquette tips to help you look like a camping pro. From keeping your noise levels down to being prepared for the dump station, Juan and Joanna are sharing all of the unwritten rules you should know before you head to your campsite. 1. Don’t cut through campsites. Stay on walking paths and within your own campground space instead of walking through other sites. 2. Keep your volume down. Refrain from loud music and noises to respect other campers’ time enjoying the outdoors. 3. Follow quiet hour rules. Obey campground rules for quiet times and take your party inside the RV if you’re awake after quiet hours have started. 4. Know your slide-out space. Don’t let your slide-outs invade other campsites. Know how much room you have before you park your rig. 5. Let others settle before socializing. If somebody is pulling up next to your RV, let them get their site set up and organized before you socialize with your new neighbors. 6. Prepare before dump station arrival. Help keep the line at the dump station moving by arriving prepared and ready to take care of business. 7. Ask for help. RV owners are always ready to lend a helping hand. If there’s something you don’t know how to do, don’t be afraid to ask for help. 8. Connect correctly. Make sure to attach all of your RV hookups correctly and at the right site so you’re not taking somebody else’s space. 9. Keep track of your kids. Always know where your kids are, what they’re doing, and who they’re with at the campground. 10. Leash your pets. No matter how trained your pets are, it’s important to always keep them leashed when camping. 11. Clean up pet waste. Dispose of your dog’s waste properly. Don’t leave it for others to find (or step in) at the campsite. 12. Turn down the lights. At night, be sure to turn off outdoor lights and bright lights in your rig so you don’t disrupt others who are trying to relax and sleep. 13. Choose the right campground. Make sure you find a campground that fits your lifestyle and meets your family’s needs. 14. Respect privacy. Don’t invade other campers’ spaces. Give people space and privacy so they can enjoy camping with their family and friends. 15. Check hoses and tanks. Inspect your hoses and tanks regularly to make sure there are no unwanted leaks at your site. What other campground etiquette tips would you add to this list? Leave a comment below! Follow us on Twitter:   / togo_rv   Like and follow us on Facebook:   / togorv   Follow us on Instagram:   / togo_rv   Follow us on Pinterest:   / _created   Follow us on Linkedin:   / togorv   App download: Download app from Apple Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id14357... Download app from Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de...