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Originally Posted by Fishingnerd33
It's no different than going to a state park and using a fish cleaning station without camping there isn't it? There weren't any signs saying the fish cleaning station was for guests only. We always used it in the past without incident. What sense does it make to have a fish cleaning station at a lake if only the guests in the cabins can use it? The game & parks commission is in charge of everything regarding the fishing, it doesn't make any sense to me to have it be an unmarked private station.
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I'm with Wirenut on this one. Uh, yes, it is very different. In your example, the fish cleaning station is owned and operated by the state park, which you have access to because you paid the entrance fee to the state park.
At Big Alkali, (I am assuming) it is an amenity provided by the owners of the cabin/resort. If they want to limit it to their customers only, they have that right. Now one can agrue that by doing so they are ticking off potential customers, but it is definitely their right and should be respected. Because you said that you just laughed at him when he asked you to clean up after yourself just proves his point, and would have ticked me off as well.
IMO, you were very wrong in this situation.