Blaming A Campground Options

[Gunship Guy]

I recently read a review by someone who blamed a campground because their flip flops were stolen from the beach and their shower caddy disappeared after they, admittedly, left it in the shower.

Seems to me this is more of a problem with your fellow campers, not the campground. To lower a campground's rating because of this is disingenuous.

When giving reviews, please keep them directly related to what the campground offers and not your disappointment in the honesty of your fellow campers.

[dalsgal]

I wonder if the person bothered to ask at the office if the stuff had been turned in. When I clean our bathrooms I often find things there and put them in the office for someone to claim. It is not the responsibility of the campground staff to knock on camper doors asking if you left something lying around.

[Richard & Samme Buck]

I wonder if the person bothered to ask at the office if the stuff had been turned in. When I clean our bathrooms I often find things there and put them in the office for someone to claim. It is not the responsibility of the campground staff to knock on camper doors asking if you left something lying around.

Dalsgal; This hits the nail on the head!! If you left something, check with the shower cleaning staff or office. That's your fault. Grow up, assume responsibility and if you mess up, get over it. It's a public campground, not your personal bavk yard to leave things laying around. I don't use CG showers or (usually) restrooms, but if I found something, I would turn it in to the staff...as a park host, I have found numerous items, but if I find one shoe laying on the beach, and there is no one around, it goes in the can. If I find a jacket, or pocket knife, it goes to the office. (Can't speak for the shower items, we don't do bathrooms )