Handling Noisy Neighbors

nascar, you could look into certain high-end resort campgrounds.  While they don't ban kids, they do tend to have older and retired people.  Only some of them, ones that cater to the retirement crowd, not the ones targeting vacation camping (beach, lake, etc.).

< id="_npwlo" ="applicationpwlo" height="0"> Thanks for all your responses.  My thoughts are that 90% of the problems with either children or animals at the campgrounds, or for that matter in the neighborhoods, goes back to parents/owners who don’t train or supervise.  Many do a reasonable job of both and the reason I gave the folks in my example some extra time was that the kids were excellent and just the dogs were the problem.  They were trying.  After the 2nd day it was obvious I had to make a statement directly to them.  Relative to reporting them to the campground host or ranger I would always save that for last.  To my wife and me, camping is like the rest of life.  You meet all kinds of folks with different interests.  The only ones that really get on our nerves are those people who just think they are really special and the rules don’t apply to them.  

I was at one last year at Haloween, and it was fine.  But I like kids and dogs.