Campground Etiquette

While tent camping last year in Yellowstone we had neighbors pull in after 9:00pm and loudly set up. We woke up the next morning to a laundry line stretched across the trail leading to the bathroom. Fortunately it was our last night in camp and we happily watch them get busted for leaving food out unattended.

Being annoying back is just passive agressive and adds to the problem.  If you have trouble with a neighbor speak with them, or a local authority, and solve the problem.

I hear you about the barking dogs. We travel with three big dog who are usually very good. Our oldest isn't always a good sleeper and barks in the middle of the night.  It is 1am right now and I have to sit with the old guy until he falls asleep so he won't bother those around us. 

Play "Who let the dogs out"  see what they think!!

I have to believe that people who have dogs that bark all night must be deaf or are comatose when they sleep. We have been kept up all night more than once by campers whose dogs simply did not stop barking.
Many of these dogs also bark at other campers who may come within a couple of hundred feet from their campsite.
I trained my dogs to be silent on command.

I have threatened more than once to bring my biggest speakers with and aim them at the offenders and blare the loudest thumping music at the offenders as soon as their dogs begin to bark in the night.