They'd been campers, the Harts, until Pris was born.
Accommodating parents makes sense, since without happy parents, there would be no campers at all, happy or otherwise.
Add to this the fact that some state tourism sites and national travel sites provide competing information on the parks, and would-be campers could be forgiven for pitching a tent in the back yard and forgetting the whole idea.
It's such prime real estate that a simple espresso is 50 euros — a deterrent for would-be campers who would take up space in the town's primo see-and-be-seen spot.
When reached by phone Wednesday, Manuel was standing guard at the park's entrance, telling would-be campers to find somewhere else to pitch their tents.
Recent increases in school enrollment, however, have made it difficult to accommodate all of the would-be campers, prompting district officials to warn that next year for the first time Hi-Hill may have to turn away some youngsters.
But Shaw said she is not happy with the announcement that the prohibition against camping in McPherson Square will be enforced -- it will negatively impact the park's homeless residents, she said, noting that Jonathan Jarvis, director of NPS, testified that enforcement would be against individual campers, not against the Occupy encampment as a whole.
Although I have never lived near a hog farm, if I had to smell feces, urine and hog feed every time I came home, I don't think I would be a happy camper either.
If the season ended today, you would be one unhappy camper.
When the camp was first opened, organizers assumed that few campers would be back for repeat summers because the death rates would be so high.
In each case, Cohen argues, the answer from the other campers would be the same: "For heaven's sake, don't be such a schmuck".
