Rv Hoarding Options

[a.d]

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Hoarding in RV,s. Could this make for a very dangerous situation for other RV,ers and Rv parks? A lot of RV park spaces seem to be quite close to each other. I often wondered if you were lucky enough to get a space next to a hoarder (nightly, daily,weekly or monthly) what the dangers would be. I have noticed that hoarding seem to spill from within their RV to out side and packed tightly under their RV and in some cases in to their cars. Unfortunately in lot of these situations there seems to be pets involved. I am not sure if this could be a fire, medical or rodent hazard,Other RV,ers should be alarmed about? And if parks knowingly allow this to cary on, God forbid a fire should start.Should the park share in some of the insurace responsibility?

[Fitzjohnfan]

This is just random rambling on this subject:

1) There can be two types of hoarding in RV's. One person might need to move into an RV due to a family/economic situation and they are trying to hold onto some items until they move back into more permanant accomodations.
2) They live in the RV, but they continue to accumulate more items and are true hoarders. This is more dangerous since there is no end in sight.

When I first saw the title of this topic, it made me think of another type of RV hoarding, the person who actually hoards RV's. I remember one member of FMCA who always had one motor home he had "almost finished" converting, another one he was "working on" and another one he was "going to start on" once the others were finished. At one time, he had 5 busses in various states of repair in his yard.