Campgrounds that disallow blue totes

[Jammer]

I have vintage kin on the brain again.

A while back there was mention of a campground that doesn't allow blueboys. I'm wondering whether such regulations have become widespread and whether forum participants who rely on external wastewater tanks have continued to run into difficulties.

Realizing that there is already a thread on campgrounds that disallow rigs based on age, please limit the discussion to policies on wastewater tanks only.

[Boondocker]

Campgrounds that do not allow blueboys are very rare, in fact the California story is the sole case I have heard of.

[memgrove2000]

We use a blue boy as our primary Gray water tank because our trailer doesn't have one. We have never been asked or told not too. We mostly state park camp Indiana and Michigan.

[eubank]

Ah, duh. I use our blue boy to deal with rigs in our partial hookup sites. Well, sort of. Only if they're people I like.

The garden tractor does a pretty good job of hauling the blue boy, by the way.


Lynn

[1953 Flying]

I've ran into a couple of California State parks that don't allow blue boys. I would actually refer to them more as a parking lot verses a campground. The main one which stick out in my mind is Sunset beach in Santa Cruz. It's right on the sand, but it is a PARKING LOT.