I'm Sick and Tired of Overcrowded Parks and Monuments!

[ThoughtCriminal]

Next time I go to one, I'm going to announce that a "Pro-Trump Rally" is going to held there.

Sure, a few nuts will show up, but at least I'll have plenty of elbow room and porta-potties.

[FLPanhandle]

1. Too many people

This country has added over 100 million people since the days of Nixon and continues to grow.

Just too many people.

[Calculating]

2. Overpopulation in a nutshell

The city I grew up in has experienced something like a 3 fold population increase over 20 years and it's really taken a toll on things. Terrible traffic, much more pollution, and public events like the state fair and other things have become less enjoyable to attend due to the massive crowds and lines.

When it comes to people, less is more at a certain point.

[Warpy]

3. Too many people with too little money

A lot of former vacation spots have fallen into ruin because people just can't afford a week or two of hotels. Now a second hand camper driven to a campground near a national park, that's a hell of a lot cheaper.

That is, if you get a paid vacation and can afford to take the straight time and lose the overtime when you take it.

[sarcasmo]

7. Turning mini vans into camper vans, check out Youtube.

[Warpy]

8. Been there, done that in 1971.

It wasn't great but it worked when we were too knackered after a gig to drive back to Boston.

[ThoughtCriminal]

4. True enough, but I think some of you are missing the point of my post

[pansypoo53219]

5. don't visit atthe 'perfect' time'. pre/post/off season.

[onecaliberal]

6. That's how Yosemite is. Can't even get through the gate without waiting hours

[Weekend Warrior]

9. Love it.