http://www.goldbelt.com/whats-new/echo-cove-rules-regulations Just another WordPress weblog Thu, 08 Sep 2011 20:01:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.goldbelt.com/whats-new/echo-cove-rules-regulations/comment-page-1#comment-689 Lisa-Marie Tue, 27 Jul 2010 18:33:01 +0000 http://www.goldbelt.com/?p=932#comment-689 Karen, we agree that campers must be courteous to others and our officers do have the authority to remove those who are not following the rules or being courteous to others. With this assurance, I hope that you and your family will camp again at Echo Cove and thank you for sharing your experience. Karen, we agree that campers must be courteous to others and our officers do have the authority to remove those who are not following the rules or being courteous to others. With this assurance, I hope that you and your family will camp again at Echo Cove and thank you for sharing your experience.

]]> http://www.goldbelt.com/whats-new/echo-cove-rules-regulations/comment-page-1#comment-687 Karen Kahklen Mon, 26 Jul 2010 15:02:00 +0000 http://www.goldbelt.com/?p=932#comment-687 Attempted to weekend at Echo Cove several years ago, with a permit, with my family. At 1:00 am a neighboring campsite started partying very loudly. When I asked them to quiet it down, they became verbally abusive. I asked if they had a permit, they said they didn't need it since they were shareholders and this was "their" land. They wouldn't stop being loud and ruined the weekend. We left the next morning. Just prior to our leaving someone was walking by our campsite and commented on the partyers. They had a blueberry branch in their had. A security guard walked up to us and said they had to get rid of the branch since it was against the rules to cut them. We all asked about the partyers and he said there wasn't anything he could do about it. We also noticed that very near the partyers' campsite an area contained a large amount of empty beer cans on the ground. I contacted Goldbelt, Inc., the following Monday and explained what happened. As a shareholder I have never been back to Echo Cove. To me it showed a great amount of disrespect to the land, the corporation and to me for these people to be allowed to behave in such a manner. I noticed that the above rules do not address the courtesy that should be shown to fellow campers. Although probably not enforcible, I believe it should be included as a reminder to potential campers. Attempted to weekend at Echo Cove several years ago, with a permit, with my family. At 1:00 am a neighboring campsite started partying very loudly. When I asked them to quiet it down, they became verbally abusive. I asked if they had a permit, they said they didn’t need it since they were shareholders and this was “their” land. They wouldn’t stop being loud and ruined the weekend. We left the next morning. Just prior to our leaving someone was walking by our campsite and commented on the partyers. They had a blueberry branch in their had. A security guard walked up to us and said they had to get rid of the branch since it was against the rules to cut them. We all asked about the partyers and he said there wasn’t anything he could do about it. We also noticed that very near the partyers’ campsite an area contained a large amount of empty beer cans on the ground. I contacted Goldbelt, Inc., the following Monday and explained what happened. As a shareholder I have never been back to Echo Cove. To me it showed a great amount of disrespect to the land, the corporation and to me for these people to be allowed to behave in such a manner. I noticed that the above rules do not address the courtesy that should be shown to fellow campers. Although probably not enforcible, I believe it should be included as a reminder to potential campers.

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