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CAMPGROUND ETIQUETTE
Common sense rules of etiquette prevail when you check into any campground, public
or commercial. Whether you plan to stay for one night or an extended stay, you are
joining a community and you are expected to be a good neighbor and comply with
campground rules.
You will be expected to refrain from excessive noise, to respect the environment around
you, to clean up any litter and to never run the generator after posted allowed hours.
If you arrive at a campground late in the afternoon or at night, keep your lights dim and
make as little noise as possible. It is a good idea to stock up on toilet chemicals and RV
toilet paper while you are at the campground since these items will not be available to
you at a regular supermarket. Wal-Mart may be a second option if the campground
office is closed and you are low on these supplies.
CAMPGROUND VEHICLE SECURITY
Do not leave valuables in the motorhome while you are away. Take valuables with you.
Secure all windows. Close the side and rear curtains as well as the front privacy
curtains.
OVERNIGHTING AT PRIMITIVE SITES
If your campsite does not have electrical, water or sewer hookups, ask the campground
office where their dump station and water fill are located.
1. If not hooked up to electricity, be sure the engine fuel tank has enough fuel to run
the generator.
(The generator will use about 1 gallon of fuel per hour of
operation and will shut down when the level in your fuel tank drops below 1/4
full).
2. Be sure that the fresh water tank is full.
3. Light the water heater only when you need hot water. Turn off after use.
4. Use the generator for all electrical operations inside the coach.
THIS WILL
ENSURE THAT YOUR COACH BATTERY(IES) REMAIN FULLY
CHARGED.
IMPORTANT: Using the furnace and your interior lights will quickly drain your
coach battery(ies).
5. Check that the refrigerator pilot light is still lit. If necessary, relight the pilot light
per the instructions in the refrigerator section of this guide.
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