Q: We volunteer at a private campground. We wish to leave, however, our egress is being blocked by other volunteer’s Rvs
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Being in a situation where your egress is blocked by other volunteers' RVs at the private campground can be frustrating and concerning. It's important to address this issue promptly and diplomatically to ensure a smooth resolution. Start by communicating with the other volunteers and politely explain the situation, expressing your need to leave and the difficulty you're facing due to the blocked egress.
If discussing the matter directly with the other volunteers doesn't lead to a solution, consider reaching out to the campground management or owner for assistance. They may be able to intervene and facilitate the movement of the RVs to clear the way for your exit. Provide them with all relevant details and emphasize the urgency of the situation to ensure a prompt response.
In the meantime, document the blocked egress with photographs or videos as evidence of the obstruction. This documentation may be helpful if further action, such as involving authorities or legal recourse, becomes necessary. Stay calm and cooperative throughout the process, and prioritize finding a peaceful resolution that allows you to leave the campground safely and without further inconvenience.
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