Is this the norm?

IF there had been a raised lip around the fresh water location to prevent spilled sewage or other items from going down into the hole to where the faucet was (about a foot down), I might not have been so worked up about it. As it was, the sewage connection was elevated an inch or two (I did not measure), with a slight slope inside the ring toward the opening. There was not a spring loaded closure. Nor was there any sort of physical barrier which could prevent spilled sewage from running down into the water connection.

As of now, I have not heard anything back from the Bullett county health department. I think I will resend it and this time CC the state health department.

   Priceless! The say a lot of the same things about Vermont's northeast Kingdom!!

Originally posted by StephenH If Bullitt County's health department does not respond, I will go up the ladder to the state health department. I would expect that the state department head and the owner are less likely to be related.

Don't know much about Kentucky, do ya?


LOL.. it may or may not get "something" done..

That is funny 

It's Bullitt County.. writing won't do anything. If there is anyone there that can read, they are cousins to the owners.

I have never stayed there, but they have a ton of full timers. There is a nice KOA just about as far away to the east.. to late now of course.

And that is not the norm, anyway shape or form. In 40 years of camping, I have never seen or heard of such a setup. Benn in at least a dozen Kentucky RV parks, none was like that. I do know grandma's had a poor rating online when I checked a couple years ago...

EDIT: Oh, and I have to run to the 'ville this week, will have to stop and check that out..