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Hello again! I have another question. We have two very well behaved house cats that have all their shots, ID tags and are harness and leash trained. Do campgrounds charge the same fees for cats as dogs? Do the same restrictions apply (pet friendly)? And any other useful information you may have would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Ann
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Don and Ann Miller 1979 Sportscoach 3300 Dodge M600 Chassis 440 engine, 727 torqueflite transmission 1989 Harley Electraglide Classic FLHTC
http://daze-m.blogspot.com
Thanks for the input. I made some calls (starting to plan for our trip south), and the only place that I have found so far, that charges for dogs but not cats is: Sands of Time Campground in Kinnakeet North Carolina on the outer banks (Avon). They said they didn't charge for cats, because they didn't have to clean up after them. Thanks again.
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Don and Ann Miller 1979 Sportscoach 3300 Dodge M600 Chassis 440 engine, 727 torqueflite transmission 1989 Harley Electraglide Classic FLHTC
http://daze-m.blogspot.com
We have found that when we explained that our cat was strictly an indoor cat that many parks waived the fee. This would probably not hold true for chain parks like KOA. It doesn't hurt to ask.
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Allan, Jeanne and Katie the cat Full-timers from Alabama "07 -40' Phaeton & '08 Jeep Liberty
I agree, our two cats are both very loving and affectionate. Heck, I gave them their first real bath the other night and neither one of them even holds a grudge, as compared to some other cats I have had in the past :), though they do maul each other on occassion for fun.
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Don and Ann Miller 1979 Sportscoach 3300 Dodge M600 Chassis 440 engine, 727 torqueflite transmission 1989 Harley Electraglide Classic FLHTC
http://daze-m.blogspot.com
Hello again! I have another question. We have two very well behaved house cats that have all their shots, ID tags and are harness and leash trained. Do campgrounds charge the same fees for cats as dogs? Do the same restrictions apply (pet friendly)? And any other useful information you may have would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Ann
