We have been in the campground business for over 40 years, and have yet to see a motorcycle start and leave.  They always have to warm it up for fifteen minutes and rev it during this time.  People don't do that with cars.  I don't rev my vehicle for fifteen minutes before I go someplace.

Second.  Some people with motorcycles feel the need to show off.  They think " I need to go the bathroom,"  and drive their motorcycle from their campsite to the bathroom.  Or drive it around the campground like they're in a parade.

Third,  the sound of a Harley at two in the morning.

Fourth,  if we allow one in, then we have to allow hundreds of them in which includes dirt bikes, mini-bikes, pocket rockets, scooters, mopeds, ATV's,

Fifth,  It is not discriminatory:  we allow motorcycle drivers/riders in,  just not the machine.  It's as if they're deprived that their motorcycle is out of their sight.  They're worried something will happen to it if it's not next to them.  My question is what do you do when you drive it in the cities and park it someplace?

Sixth,  We have secured buildings to park the motorcycles in.

Seventh and there's more:  People thank us for this policy

I'm sure you are part of the 99% of the motorcyclists that understand that the 1% have ruined it for you.

We have a fantastic campground and hope you get to enjoy it

Hidden Valley