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I agree with your observation. I think there should be some responsibility on the part of the reviewer to understand where they are staying and what they should expect. I love the people who stay at Key West, or Palm Springs and then complain about high prices. You should expect kids at Disneyland. Most forest service campgrounds do not offer three ring circuses. Deserts are hot and dry. The everglades will be hot, humid and have mosquitos. To get to campgrounds high in the mountains will require you to drive roads with hills. Campgrounds in forests have trees. It will be a long drive to the ocean if you are staying in Kansas. THere will be sand tracked into your RV if you camp on the beach. It really makes me question the entire review if the reviewer complains about the obvious.

Some people are not happy unless they are complaining about something....no pleasing them. They are one in the same, who would complain if they were hung with a short rope....

I'm complaining because I'm not happy about the complaining. Get the rope Butch.

Note, I did not referring to anyone in particular in my posting, but was making a comment as to Gilda's posting. Refer to post # 1. Personally, I did not observe, you RLM, complaining about anything within the observation posting, but if the shoe fits RLM, put it right on !!! GOOD GRIEF !!!

I think RLM was making a joke.......

But Gilda's original post makes me think of.... I think it was GWBischoff, but not sure, who remarked in a post in a thread a long time ago about "campground expectations"

"It rained, give it a 2...."

GW, or whomever made that post....... It cracks me up! Whenever I'm in an RV park and it starts raining, my immediate thought is.... "It's raining, I'm gonna give the park a 2...."

JJ

The ones that drive me crazy are the people who come to Oregon to camp then complain about the trees.

But the trees interfere with my gigantic-normous satellite dish where I can get 965 channels! Therefore, the park should cut the trees down so I can use my satellite!

(Ok, I don't have a satellite, but I've heard from satellite owners that trees interfere.....)

I guess if one's satellite dish is important to one's comfort, don't park near the trees.....

This goes back to another thread a long time ago about "are we camping or are we RV'ing and what is the difference...."

JJ

The only thing I hate about going to the southern Oregon coast is the trip! But, being there makes up for everything else.

As Honest Abe supposedly said, "You can please all the people some of the time, some of the people all of the time, but not all of the people all of the time." That leaves a LOT of opportunities for whiners.