Tuesday, Mar 01, 2016 at 23:56
With loud and unruly people especially when alcohol is involved, direct communication can escalate the situation. It is a job for the proprietors. If it is not practical to contact them until morning, losing one night of sleep should not be too much, and the people will no doubt be evicted so you can catch up on sleep the next night.
We have twice had noisy neighbours in caravan parks. One was two or three
young men tenting and camped near our tent, who came
home late from going fishing rather merry, and not because they had caught fish. They sung and talked loudly for the rest of the night. Several complaints were made at the office next morning. After being spoken to, they came around and apologised to each of their neighbours. They had not realised at the time that their behaviour was inappropriate. They were
well behaved for the rest of our stay.
The second was two English lads who went to the pub on Friday night, and came back happily and loudly singing English pub songs in their tent all night. We were two sites away. First thing next morning a large
young man who was working at the abattoir in the town came over from his camper two rows away, woke them, and told them exactly what he thought of their behaviour in Australian bush language. The jumped out of their tent, forced in into the back
seat of their car and took off quick. They never came back.
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