Honeys Park

I choose to bloviate on part of this response. Honeys is just a mans private home where he lets lots of folks, in the thousands since its founding, sleep in his back yard. We offer Electricity, WIFI, Coffee in mornings, Hostels for those in need or without their own RVs, as well as showers in one of the hostels. We also in fact, often haul water in for our guests needs, though we have no well or sewer on our property. So it's more like boondocking with bonuses, all paid for by a man who makes right around $12k per year. I say all that as I think you should probably be grateful for what I can offer, and realize the amount of effort it takes for me to do so. In short on this point: I'm not sure what I am supposed to do on top of what I do in order to earn that 5th star. I think we should encourage people to help others, not discourage people by rating their homes lower than the average rating it had before you arrived. I'm not angry, just a little disappointed since I broke a personal rule of mine and invited her from over the fence at the neighbors, something I never do, and will probably take another oath to God so I can force myself to never do so again. Others should in fact feel free to rate me for what they feel is correct, and I can in fact live with 1 star reviews as long as they are honest. If we get too low and I feel unappreciated, I shall simply close the camp. For people that seek free camping, this is not something you should want, but wouldn't be the first time I was wrong in my life.

As for the rules, I'm a conservative patriot and force people to be polite at the evening playing of our national Anthem, that is in fact the only thing I insist on in payment for your stay. Americans either saluting if veteran, hand over heart for civilian, and foreigners simply politely standing unless physically impossible due to a medical condition.

Being the back yard of my private home, imagine if people tried to sleep in your back yard without telling you who they were. This minor amount of politeness is basically the must say hello at the gate rule, and in fact keeps bad people you wouldn't want camped next to you outside the camp. Seems pretty common sense to me.

100% correct. Promised God after Ruby's death that I wouldn't let anyone in after Sunset when we play the national anthem, as people were obviously trying to skip it with us. This is on our website, and our digital sign on the driveway. If you didn't read that before coming I'd blame your school district, not the free campground guy.

As for the easily sketched out, I suppose. It's the free campground, with no one but veterans and ex cops camping here on a regular basis, I'd go to a paid camp where the felons can sleep next to you for a few bucks.