Overflow parking fee?

[Floridagirl65]

Wondering if there is a parking fee for the overflow parking lot at Ft Wilderness.....

 

[Christine raynor]

Wondering if there is a parking fee for the overflow parking lot at Ft Wilderness.....

In the past there has been no charge for parking in the overflow lot if you are registered in a site at the fort. Lots of people park trailers and cars that will not fit in your site. No more parking for people just wanting to come to the fort for non paying use.

 

[Jimsig]

In the past there has been no charge for parking in the overflow lot if you are registered in a site at the fort. Lots of people park trailers and cars that will not fit in your site. No more parking for people just wanting to come to the fort for non paying use.

If you are in a camping site yes, but the Cabins get charged to park per night.

 

[jonimce]

How about a second car? I know one is free at a campsite.

 

[Christine raynor]

How about a second car? I know one is free at a campsite.

We see a bunch of sites with more then one vehicle. Some are a real pain when they encroach on the loop roads and make it hard for rigs to get by and back into other sites. some campers only think of themselves. They are not part of our Dis group.

 

[tiggerdad]

How about a second car? I know one is free at a campsite.

Free parking is for one vehicle per site in addition to the camping apparatus. Meaning, for instance, the class A is the camping apparatus and the car being towed behind it gets free parking. Or, the camper and the truck you used to pull it.

 

[Christine raynor]

Free parking is for one vehicle per site in addition to the camping apparatus. Meaning, for instance, the class A is the camping apparatus and the car being towed behind it gets free parking. Or, the camper and the truck you used to pull it.

Totally agree that those are the rules. It seems a lot of campers didn't happen to read them. The only exemption is for s golf cart.

 

[John VN]

................ It seems a lot of campers didn't happen to read them............

OHHHHH, I'm sure the campers read them, they just decided that rules don't apply to them.

Walking out of Walmart today as a couple with child were walking in with a dog NOT WEARING a vest.

 

[Random Ninja]

OHHHHH, I'm sure the campers read them, they just decided that rules don't apply to them.

Walking out of Walmart today as a couple with child were walking in with a dog NOT WEARING a vest.

What’s wrong with a dog not wearing a vest? There’s no legal requirement in the US for service animals to wear a vest while working.

 

[2goofycampers]

The topic is overflow parking fees.

 

[John VN]

What’s wrong with a dog not wearing a vest? There’s no legal requirement in the US for service animals to wear a vest while working.

Sorry about my misunderstanding. The dog was on a leash just roaming around as out for a walk

p.s.-Thank you. Just educated myself thanks to your reply.

 

[tiggerdad]

Parking fees...

 

[jonimce]

We see a bunch of sites with more then one vehicle. Some are a real pain when they encroach on the loop roads and make it hard for rigs to get by and back into other sites. some campers only think of themselves. They are not part of our Dis group.

We have a fairly small trailer and a very big trunk so we would definitely park the extra car (if they drive) in the front parking lot. This is where I was curious to weather or not they charge for parking.

 

[jonimce]

The topic is overflow parking fees.

Thank you. This is what needed to know. With the extra parking fees (almost 200$ for the 12 nights) I think it may break even for them to just fly down and use magical express.

 

[bama_ed]

The topic is overflow parking fees.

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Not that you asked me. Bama Ed