Lovely campsite with gorgeous views. We had hoped to return next year, but thanks to the incredibly disrespectful staff, we will scout for a better option. I am a young adults leader at our Hispanic church, and I took some of our youth and leadership team on a camping trip. We reserved 3 campsites, meant to fit 24 people, but we were only 17 people. We figured we'd be better off with more spece! The first night was good. People in neighboring campsites, however, were drinking and smoking whilst playing their music way too loud after hours. Still, they got no consequences. Our second night, we decided to play an acoustic guitar and sing worship songs by the fire. Well, we got yelled at by the "park ranger" for being "too loud". Never mind that we did this at 8:00pm, and quiet hours started at 10:00pm. After this, we decided to not make it a big deal, and leave the music aside and just sit by the fire. Well, the park ranger for some odd reason decided to return to our campsite and scream at us much more aggressively again. He threatened is by saying that "things could get ugly". He brought security with him, and interrogated us about having alcohol. Which, for obvious reason (we were a church group and had minors with us), we did not have. Funny enough, the people in the campsite right in front of ours had beers and marijuana visible to all, but they got nothing form the "park ranger".
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Lovely campsite with gorgeous views. We had hoped to return next year, but thanks to the incredibly disrespectful staff, we will scout for a better option. I am a young adults leader at our Hispanic church, and I took some of our youth and leadership team on a camping trip. We reserved 3 campsites, meant to fit 24 people, but we were only 17 people. We figured we'd be better off with more spece! The first night was good. People in neighboring campsites, however, were drinking and smoking whilst playing their music way too loud after hours. Still, they got no consequences. Our second night, we decided to play an acoustic guitar and sing worship songs by the fire. Well, we got yelled at by the "park ranger" for being "too loud". Never mind that we did this at 8:00pm, and quiet hours started at 10:00pm. After this, we decided to not make it a big deal, and leave the music aside and just sit by the fire. Well, the park ranger for some odd reason decided to return to our campsite and scream at us much more aggressively again. He threatened is by saying that "things could get ugly". He brought security with him, and interrogated us about having alcohol. Which, for obvious reason (we were a church group and had minors with us), we did not have. Funny enough, the people in the campsite right in front of ours had beers and marijuana visible to all, but they got nothing form the "park ranger".