Enjoying the Lagniappe
Destin,FL,US
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Yes.
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hsportster
West Central Georgia
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Yes, because of Insurance coverage.
West Central Georgia
2004 Dodge Ram 3500 Crew Cab Cummins 5.9 Turbo
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havedreamwilltravel
Southern California
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Riding bikes or walking around inside the campground, to the campground store etc. - no.
leaving the campground for any amount of time - yes. we lock up bikes in this instance as well.
2007 GMC Yukon Denali - 6.2L 380hp/417ft-lbs,0-60 in 6.2 seconds
2007 Jayco Jayflight 27BH
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Visited a lot of states, haven't camped in many...yet. 
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GACampnGirl
Georgia
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Always, always lock them... but my first thought on this post was:
Jack_Diane_Freedom wrote:Not going to tell you as everyone will know then.
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Al B
Cowtown
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Ditto! The in and out travel would drive me nuts if I had to unlock it for me, the kids, the dog, err probably DW too! lol But when we know we are away for any length of time, yes lock and lock the bikes up.
havedreamwilltravel wrote:Riding bikes or walking around inside the campground, to the campground store etc. - no.
leaving the campground for any amount of time - yes. we lock up bikes in this instance as well.
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Terryallan
NC
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havedreamwilltravel wrote:Riding bikes or walking around inside the campground, to the campground store etc. - no.
leaving the campground for any amount of time - yes. we lock up bikes in this instance as well.
What he said.
Terry & Shay
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Roy&Lynne
Pacific Northwest
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You know I was going to say, "Yes, always" but we were camping last week and I don't remember ever locking the doors. I guess its just who is around you and how secure you feel at the time
Our Road Less Traveled
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FritoBandito
Full Timers
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GACampnGirl wrote:Always, always lock them... but my first thought on this post was:
Jack_Diane_Freedom wrote:Not going to tell you as everyone will know then.
Absolutely, we lock ... and I WANT people to know we're "locked up". Even if we go down the street to visit, to the office to pick up mail or to the laundry.
But I always say: "If you don't want something known, you better NOT do it in a RV Park. There's always somebody watching."
And in spite of locks, thieves STILL find a way to steal "our" stuff.
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SwanInWA
The Evergreen State
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downtheroad wrote:Yes....but we realize that it is not going to keep anyone out who really wants to get in.. I agree. We're usually gone all day and we lock up all but the cheap stuff like our chairs, tablecloth, etc. EVERYTHING else is securely locked away, including our ice chest.
While it's true that if they really want to get in, they will -- I'm not going to make it easy for them! It's also true that if they see how secure and locked up all OUR stuff is, there's a good chance they'll move on to your UNlocked (and easier to steal) stuff.
Teri--the RV.net addict!
DEAR and WONDERFUL husband Eric
(& furry faced Angus!)
Western Washington
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Nascarcruzin
Home is where the RV is parked.
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Yes, better safe than sorry!
Ronnie & Rebecca
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Adventure to Alaska
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Full-time RVer's since 2004
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