The recent government meeting highlighted the success of the reservation system for local campgrounds, despite some challenges. Officials reported that while there have been a few hiccups, the overall management of camping facilities has improved significantly this year.

One recurring issue involves campers who park without paying, particularly at Epping Springbrook, which has seen a rise in unauthorized parking. A specific incident was noted where a camper was left unattended after being dropped off, prompting the staff to initiate the process for handling abandoned property. The proximity of Epping to a truck stop and town may contribute to these occurrences, making it difficult to identify owners in some cases.

Despite these challenges, the campgrounds are experiencing unprecedented demand. Little Egypt, in particular, has been exceptionally busy, with all RV spots booked through Labor Day. The campground management has reported a smoother operation overall, with fewer incidents and reduced stress for staff, indicating a successful season for local camping facilities.