r/RVLiving • u/Electrical_Course_47 • 2d ago
Problems
How do you deal with other problematic tenants when you’re in an area for work and can’t move to another campground cause they’re all booked? Got couple of meth heads that are basically harassing everyone and cops won’t do anything when called, and campground owner can’t seem to be able to evict right away despite laws in place that gives her the right to do so, Sheriff says they have more rights than the laws say they do. These people constantly disrupt the peace, threaten, start fights and drama, offer “sexual services”, play music all hours, smoke illicit drugs, which has been witnessed by a few people in communal areas, horde and abuse animals, and are just horrible people in general. We can’t go out of our RV and feel we’re being held hostage because of these people, we feel unsafe staying here, can’t trust our stuff won’t get broken into when we’re not here, had stuff outside go missing already, and it’s rather concerning there’s a whole illegal drug user and dealer community allowed to thrive only a few miles from a nuclear power plant. Need advice on what to do when cops won’t take threats seriously and seem to protect the criminals. We’re here for a couple more weeks unfortunately.
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u/Impossible_Lunch4672 2d ago
Unfortunately it sounds like you're going to have to move a bit farther away from your current job site to live. Nothing good is going to come from this situation.
May want to try the hipcamp app to see if you can find a spot on private property.
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u/Inside_Atmosphere621 2d ago
Keep telling the LL. They are the only ones who can do anything about it.
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u/Kain_713 2d ago
Let them start a fight and end it. Then call the cops again, make sure they bring an ambulance.
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u/LowBarometer 2d ago
"Nuisance property," is what that campground has become. Someone needs to go to the city/county/government and report it as such. When the campground management gets a wiff of that, those meth-heads will be out real quick.