Primitive campground definition

Primitive campground means a family campground where no facilities or designated camping unit sites are provided for the comfort or convenience of the campers;
Primitive campground means a campground that is used for backcountry camping and does not have any services.
Primitive campground means a campground where a service building that has water flush toilets is not provided and where sewer connections are not provided to sites.

Examples of Primitive campground in a sentence

  • Lots of rock and mud.Only for experienced 4WDs.COMMENTS: Primitive campground (Sourdough Camp) at end of trail.

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