How would YOU score? It would be a much different "review" world if the clients were publicly assessed, don't you think?
There is an idea out there that a couple of bucks makes the client king. That may be true in a large impersonal accommodation chain, but it doesn't work here. At no time is it appropriate to damage the premises or abuse the staff.
One reviewer actually did comment on other clients, which I found strange. My intent to provide a quiet (non-amplified) getaway for people comes with a codicil; the clients need to cooperate with the mandate. The reviewer who mentioned other clients said that they were quiet. However, had they not been quiet enough for that individual, that would have been outside my control. I cannot control anyone. I can only ask for their cooperation. The neighbours did not play any music; I think the reviewer was not even considering that type of sound though.
This is not a library; it is a vacation spot. Children's laughter, music during the daytime, people playing sports are all good sounds. Respect for others is a guideline for guests. Quiet time is from 11 pm to 7 am. That means that late arrivals in the campground cannot assume no one will hear them if they turn up the tunes, or drink too much and forget that they have neighbours. Skinny dipping at night is fine as long as you don't scream when you hit the water and wake up other clients.
If you keep your party to yourself, it will all be good.
If you don't come to the office if there is unwarranted noise at night and let me know, there is nothing I can do about it. Yelling at me the next morning is useless. I cannot identify the noise problem source once the noisy ones are sleeping off the party.
Most of the time it is very quiet here. Most of the people who come want to listen to birds and other nature sounds.
The departure from this is long weekends, when the place is full. Sheer numbers make for more sound. Again, if you keep your party to yourself, it all works out. Everyone has a good time.
There is an idea out there that a couple of bucks makes the client king. That may be true in a large impersonal accommodation chain, but it doesn't work here. At no time is it appropriate to damage the premises or abuse the staff.
One reviewer actually did comment on other clients, which I found strange. My intent to provide a quiet (non-amplified) getaway for people comes with a codicil; the clients need to cooperate with the mandate. The reviewer who mentioned other clients said that they were quiet. However, had they not been quiet enough for that individual, that would have been outside my control. I cannot control anyone. I can only ask for their cooperation. The neighbours did not play any music; I think the reviewer was not even considering that type of sound though.
This is not a library; it is a vacation spot. Children's laughter, music during the daytime, people playing sports are all good sounds. Respect for others is a guideline for guests. Quiet time is from 11 pm to 7 am. That means that late arrivals in the campground cannot assume no one will hear them if they turn up the tunes, or drink too much and forget that they have neighbours. Skinny dipping at night is fine as long as you don't scream when you hit the water and wake up other clients.
If you keep your party to yourself, it will all be good.
If you don't come to the office if there is unwarranted noise at night and let me know, there is nothing I can do about it. Yelling at me the next morning is useless. I cannot identify the noise problem source once the noisy ones are sleeping off the party.
Most of the time it is very quiet here. Most of the people who come want to listen to birds and other nature sounds.
The departure from this is long weekends, when the place is full. Sheer numbers make for more sound. Again, if you keep your party to yourself, it all works out. Everyone has a good time.
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