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Aussie viewer here, I've been a full-time camper for 13 1/2 years and one thing that gripes my cookies is people speeding through campgrounds.

Generator noise is awe full but worse is not being able to breathe due to the exhaust.

Here’s another rule that RV owners should follow. I just returned from a music festival where an idiot RVer put his awning out into a working road. He was on the left side of a right corner. I hit his awning in my class A as I was following a guide to my site. More than $5000 worth of damage for a new windshield and driver side mirror.

Leaving trash around the campsite, feeding the wildlife, and blocking the road are a couple of my pet peeves

Great tips and guideline to follow. It would seem to be common sense, but common sense is really not that common these days !🙃

Speeding autos, golf carts driven by ten year olds, small kids sitting on tailgates while three year old sitting on dads lap driving thru campground!

I can't count the number times we've looked around for a site with a fire ring we didn't have to clean out a week's worth of garbage from....sigh, my biggest pet peeve...jeez...the trash dumpsters are not more than a 3 minute walk away in most places.

Great video! I agree with all of those tips. Dogs with no leashes on. No loud music. I use to live next door to an Rv park people played music loud when they camped. Some were quiet some weren’t. Glad I moved away from there. And then I was almost attacked going for a walk by a dog without a leash. It’s shame people do that. Thank you Izzy and MJ!

@EndlessRVing

19 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing Sherri.

atlantic shore pines campground in tuckerton new jersey is a wonderful place to camp have been going there since i was a child now bring my grandchildren. activities for kids and adults.

Not a fight but we were camping in a national forest campground and at night it was gloriously quiet and th e weather was great. Most everyone was sleeping with their windows open. The couple in the travel trailer next to us got very amorous and treated everyone around us the sound track of the entire event. I wanted to applaud afterwards but my wife wouldn't let me. Well to each their own.

We have been full time for almost 6yrs and have hosted at many parks in multiple states. Love your list, as a host trash in the fire pit is the big one. Not only trash but peanut shells or other nut shells. We have found that the vast majority of campers leave the site as they found it. So if a fire pit has eggs shells the next camper adds orange peels. Normally the host picks up the fire rings trash, but maybe host is doing other chores at that time and the new camper now thinks staff not doing their job.

Good video. Hope you are having a good time at the Music City Motorhome Expo.

@EndlessRVing

22 күн бұрын

Having a blast!

Cutting through campsites is wrong. Adults, kids, and families of 10. Can’t stand it!

Thanks again and taking the time to educate people that it's not all about them. Good job as always

@EndlessRVing

27 күн бұрын

Thanks!

Good morning. Not everyone that goes camping wants to be your new best friend. I enjoy sitting outside reading. I have had people walk right up to me and just start a full blown conversation. My wife and I have very stressful careers and camping is our way to decompress.

@EndlessRVing

19 күн бұрын

Well said!

I love your list. One thing that we have experienced is people walking through our campsite. Between our rv and towed car. We have a class C, and they don't see our dogs tied up or us enjoying our camp. They also walk diagonally through our camp going behind the rv. One time they stood outside our bedroom window laughing and talking very loudly early in the AM. Thank you for all your wonderful videos Cris

@EndlessRVing

19 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching. 👍

I don't like it when people burn their trash instead of taking it to the dumpster. It smells up the whole park. Once again great video. 🎉

@EndlessRVing

27 күн бұрын

Agree on the trash

Oh I forgot about dogs. I like dogs, but have never owned one. As I mentioned, I get in 50-70 miles a week in a combination of roadways and trails. I cannot tell you how many times dogs have chased me, jumped on me and in one case attacked me ripping the side of running shoe. I will withhold my other thoughts on this is as minors might read this.

@EndlessRVing

27 күн бұрын

Such a shame that there are irresponsible owners like that. :/

In B.C. we say: "A fed bear is a dead bear". It's truly sad when this happens, and the bears end up getting put down. (thankfully it's rare...) I do kinda disagree with #1. Maybe cuz we stay at provincial parks, which are smaller, and kids zoom all over the place. It's quite cool!

I only get involved with arguments if a male is being physical with a female. Now Izzy I realize women start fights, but I believe as a man you just walk away and let things settle down. I’m sure you have been to enough of those situations

We camp with horses. I could tell you dozens of stories about how inconsiderate irresponsible and stupid people can be imposing themselves on us and our horses. We are not a traveling petting zoo, keep your kids and selves away from our horses! I had a guy drive so close to me on a road ( he had the WHOLE ROAD, I was in the grass off the road ) that his car scraped my left stirrup! It made me sick and thank God my horse was a calm steadfast mare and not a spooky horse that could have jumped on top of his windshield. Another friend had a LOOSE PITBULL attack him while riding back to camp, all the owner said was “ boy you stayed on that horse good!” 😡 This behavior is causing a huge division to form between campers with no horses and campers who ride and the USFS and other agencies are forced to separate campers in non horse and horse camps. Problem is the non horse people are taking our horse sites without reservations and causing a lot of heartburn for those of us who work really hard to not only have, support, house, and train horses but are trying to enjoy our national forests riding. So not only do non riders take our camps that have designated reserved corrals but then we have to put up with bad behavior and loose children and loose dogs. It’s so bad now with the public that I stay away from horse designated campgrounds and just boondock.

There is a lot to unpack here. Let's see if I can comment in the same order. Wildlife: two stories: coyotes are nothing new. I had them in my yard on occasion in Massachusetts; one night on BLM land in Arizona, I heard them and thought they sounded close by; the next morning, there were paw prints in a chair. On another occasion, while camping in the Berkshires in western Massachusetts, I heard a ruckus. I looked out, and maybe 75-100 yards, a bear was having a good time inside a dumpster! Never should anyone feed wildlife! Wildlife needs to be afraid of humans so they stay away. Street parking: I do not tow anything; I have a bicycle and two feet to get around, yet I cannot think of any, even Normandy Farms, where people have not been parked in the street. If your #stuff will not fit on your campsite, get a bigger campsite or leave the #stuff at home. Litter is a real pet peeve, especially on Government land. As I see it, being allowed to camp on public land for little or no cost is a privilege (and it is a socialist program FYI,. If you abuse your privileges, you lose them. I hit the trails for about 50-70 miles a week, if I see litter I pick it up, and if I see a lot of litter, I grab a trash bag and go back. You can pick up a lot of litter in 15 minutes. I don't get as upset if the litter is in a fire pit; however, cigarette butts all over the place make me angry. If you are not smart enough to not smoke, at least be smart enough to dispose of the butts properly. Don't people know if you are going to have a loud party, invite the neighbors first?

While I don't like our computer/electronic lives here is a suggestion that involves the "benefit" of being linked. When campers pay for their site they received rules. Any infraction of the rules should result in a financial penalty. So, when the offending campers get a charge on their credit card for not complying with the park rules, they may think again about letting their dogs run free, et al.

Unfortunately, people that behave negatively at campgrounds, live like that at home. Being a full timer, I’ve seen all of these at one time or another. It’s not that frequent though.

The rock tumbler on the ground outside.....24/7! Ugh!

Lots of common sense here which, sadly, isn't all that common. Same with common decency. People seem to be much more self-absorbed these days.

All excellent points!! Boy could I expand on a few of those . . but I won’t at this time ;-).

I’ve been at a campground where several people in a group were drunk and making lots of noise late at night. The campground owner tried to have them removed for violating the rules but the police said they couldn’t kick them out because they did not want drunks on the road. Therefore, we all got to listen to loud music all night.

@EndlessRVing

19 күн бұрын

Wow, thats too bad.

❤❤❤ Good information 👌 ❤😊

@EndlessRVing

19 күн бұрын

Thanks!

I’ve been watching your channel for two years. Wife and I have been motorhoming for near on thirty years and I have a tendency to say what I want even if I get in trouble, at least I’m honest. But I really don’t think the indignant and stupid wouldn’t be watching your channel or any other for that matter. Reading your subscriber’s comments they are a good bunch of rv folks.

Last night my neighbor let his big diesel truck warm up for several minutes right around midnight just as I was nodding off. I admit I have been known to do a poor job of parking but I did fix it as soon as it was pointed out. The only thing I can think of that you didn't mention is people that their dogs in their RV and then those dogs bark at everyone that goes by with out any way to quiet them. That was a lot of fun when I was working on my trailer and got barked at for 2 hours.

Recently, camping at a lake (corps of Engineers) site, a day use family threw used diapers into the lake. I feel these are reasons for the new charges. I have been bitten 4 times by "friendly " dogs.

I'm a camp Host. Folks throwing trash in the fire pits. What is wrong with people.

Simply abiding by the Golden Rule should be enough, but for many folks, a sense of entitlement in doing whatever they want or taking delight in discomforting others seems to bring them joy. Those are the folks that ruin it for others. Bye free sites, hello fee $ite$.

Sad that you have to make a video about these "rules" !! Used to be common courtesy, now you have to explain things to people.....? Running generators all the time also pollutes the air neighbors have to breathe. Let's add lights at night and outside TV to the list of things to be considerate of.

@EndlessRVing

27 күн бұрын

Some people in the comments of this video don’t feel running a loud generator is an issue. Thanks for watching and safe travels.

@karinwest919

27 күн бұрын

@@EndlessRVing , not me, I am with you on noisy gennies. I want QUIET at night! Sometimes I do not understand why people are even camping - it is not supposed to be card blanche for "everything goes" because you are away from your neighborhood.

We clapped once when a camper finally turned off their generator. It was the gas operated old kind, very loud. Unfortunately, they were with a group of people and we became the unfriendly campers😔

I've been lucky to have few examples of truly bad neighbour campers. Mostly those who have trouble getting their garbage properly into the bins at the entrance to the campground, and a very few who don't grasp the concept of not walking through other's campsites. I'm generally grateful there has never been an issue with my kids' guitars and singing (just acoustic), but we try to be careful about timing and the mood of the widely spaced sites--I guess, I worry more about being the problem than whether other people are the problem.

Do PA State Parks not have posted Generator hours? I believe Ohio does.

Unattended tied out dogs- usually against the campground rules but nothing done. Dangerous for the dog and makes them even more barky and aggressive. Plus do they even have water? shade?

I lived in Death Valley, CA and people were CONSTANTLY feeding the coyotes I think the main reason was because they literally behaved like domestic dogs. They would do tricks, physically beg for food and also hung around humans. I had one who literally ran beside me one time on one of my runs which kind of freaked me out at first The Rangers were constantly saying "dont feed the coyotes or the road runners" Road runners surprisingly were super agressive

@NanaBanana2011

25 күн бұрын

The road runners have learned to be aggressive because Wile E Coyote chases them😂

@dawntaylor8660

25 күн бұрын

@NanaBanana2011 actually fun fact that I learned while living there Rangers always give these talks to the guests and one of them I attended, the Ranger said that Road Runners are so aggressive that the coyotes are afraid of them (I chuckled to myself thinking about the cartoon) They are considered to be today's Velociraptor I honestly didn't believe that thinking the Ranger was trying to WOW the kids in the group Then I happened to be walking to work and walked through an area where I witnessed a Road Runner attack a squirrel It was like a train wreck - I didn't want to watch but couldn't take my eyes off The Road Runner grabbed the squirrel and continuously pounded it into the ground until the squirrel no longer was moving Another fun fact: many of the foreigners who came through thought that Road Runners were very large like the cartoon lol

@NanaBanana2011

25 күн бұрын

@@dawntaylor8660 that is amazing. We have plenty of coyotes in NC but no road runners.

Not campground related, but still rude. Car in front of me hurled a fast food bag out the window. Blue lights in my rear view. Florida highway patrol nailed him. Loud music at midnight at the campground is definitely one that is rude Usually don't say anything, just to not escalate the situation. Great video guys. Thanks 😊

@karinwest919

27 күн бұрын

and not being able to say anything to avoid escalation is a sad but true statement !

We camp hosted for two summers in state parks and were absolutely blown away by the rudeness and inconsiderate behaviour from so many campers. So many campers used their fire pits as garbage dumps (to include dog poop), left their garbage on their site when they pulled out, let their dogs run loose (I was rushed several times by large dogs) and made way too much noise. Our job was bad enough emptying the trash bins but to have to pick up trash left scattered about the campground made it even worse. And to add insult to injury. . . we were sometimes treated rudely because we weren't from their state. So here we are, after spending our money on fuel to drive our RV over 1,200 miles, volunteering and picking up their trash yet taking verbal abuse because we are from out of state. To be fair, we also met really great people and made some local friends but the few that were rude we so RUDE! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@EndlessRVing

28 күн бұрын

Sorry to hear that but thanks for sharing

All very good, common-sense ways to conduct yourself while camping. It completely escapes me how some people do not comprehend the effect their bad behavior has on others, maybe they just don't care, but in my opinion that should get you banned from returning to that campground! One thing we see all too much of is people who don't pick up after their dogs, perhaps campground management needs to cite these folks and charge them extra!

@EndlessRVing

27 күн бұрын

Yes, more consequences would definitely deter some people.

You were mentioning noise levels, yelling, fighting, loud music...well I was invited to camp in an RV with friends of mine and we had a blast listening to the couple next door yelling harder, faster, well you get the idea!!!😂😂😂

@EndlessRVing

19 күн бұрын

😂

Smoking weed and yelling or talking loudly past quiet hours And camp hosts and rangers doing nothing about it These types of people need to be removed after the first warning Period

#6 dogs not on a leash. dog owner lets dog come to my dog while I go to the side and let my dog sit. My dog is “friendly”, well there is a reason why I sit my dog to the side; my dog may chose not to be so friendly you never know. I can only say give every dog their space. Hate these people, seems they have no common sense. Also, most of these dog owners have retractable leashes which gives them no control over their dog! On a general note, I am always amazed by the campers who put so much stuff outside even if it’s only for a weekend. The only item I put out is my Blackstone grill, that’s it. Chairs go in and out the bay when needed. Maybe I am just a minimalist.

My RV park has a peeping tom.

@EndlessRVing

19 күн бұрын

Close your shades. 👍

Just about every state has rules regarding the noise level allowed by generators. When people have barking dogs, loud music, or loud generators, the polite thing is to talk to them first. If that doesn't solve the problem, then they are just obnoxious jerks, and it is time to notify the campground host or park ranger.

As Always...you folks deliver sensible information to the KZread audience.

@EndlessRVing

27 күн бұрын

Much appreciated and thanks for watching. 😊

State police were called twice on the campsite across from us before they arrested and took the man away. Yes I made the phone call to police from in my trailer.

Look, camping in public campgrounds , National parks, etc is like camping with uncle Jack. You’re never going to get everybody to think and act like you. Are you asking too much? No. However, wanting everybody in control is naive. I’m with you, but asking people to halt generations of inconsiderate behavior automatically as they pull into a Campspot is hopeful at best. Confronting them about their lifestyle is like having intervention with strangers. They are going to be clueless to your requests. It will be as if they are now being controlled by YOU. Think about it from their mindset. Do I wish we all had instant morals and respectful intentions the second I pull into my spot? Of course. This is just the reality of it. Would I pay a little extra to have a site with MY crowd. You bet, and maybe RV parks and campgrounds can figure that out. My point is, you’re dealing with the public, and we have all seen the THOSE kinds of people. We all pick up their trash, put on noise canceling headphones, avoid them, etc, and we will continue doing so.

I haven’t had a problem with people parking in the driveway but I have had to wait a long time for someone to unhitch once parked in a short site. I have a lot a patience but not any when, like one time, they were blocking the road and sitting down having an adult beverage with out unhitching and getting out of the way. So frustrating!

Great tips. It amazes Missy and I that kids just run free. I think maybe I'm just too cautious when it comes to kids. Our grandkids don't go anywhere without one of us. Love the Big Bear comment.. Made me think of this clip from the Great Outdoors. kzread.info/dash/bejne/gXZ-j6-pgKWqpco.html

@EndlessRVing

28 күн бұрын

Ok, I (MJ) turned that video on and had to turn it right off because bears scare the crap out of me! 😂

@tomandmissynortham9683

28 күн бұрын

It’s a classic, I die laughing every time. Oh, believe me, i wouldn’t go near a bear.

here we go again with the generator.... as I pointed out last time, had you taken the time to read the rules for that campground you are currently at generators are allowed. What is the point of even posting rules if you ignore them? And even more amazing..... YOU OWN A GENERATOR! If you didn't have a hundred mile long extension cord running to a noisy, polluting power plant (usually located near lots of poor people) you would be running your own generator. Whatta hypocrite.

@EndlessRVing

27 күн бұрын

You need some happiness in your life. Safe travels.

@Rashnak66

27 күн бұрын

@@EndlessRVing i'm not the one complaining online about someone who is clearly following the posted generator rules. Instead of making a video, call the police- see where that goes.

Our country is about to fall apart. I couldnt care less about your videos.

@EndlessRVing

26 күн бұрын

Thank you to our #1 SuperFan!!!! See you in the next video

You two should take up Basket Weaving.

@EndlessRVing

19 күн бұрын

We basket weave daily. 😉

Endless Karens

@EndlessRVing

19 күн бұрын

Thats it! We're changing our channel name. Thanks for the suggestion. 😘