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Thread: KOA Campground

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    Default KOA Campground

    I am sure it has been asked before but I can't find it...

    Are KOA Campgrounds firearm friendly? I have never been to one. And I always like to bring my sidearm with me on trips.

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    No one knows? Or cares? I guess I will have to inquire elsewhere.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vaultman View Post
    No one knows? Or cares? I guess I will have to inquire elsewhere.
    What the heck? Are you going to wave it about? or shoot up the place? If they don't see it how can they be bothered?

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    Do you pass through a metal detector anywhere? If no, concealed means concealed.
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    Unless there's a state or federal law against it I carry. No such law for private campgrounds. The one we frequent says no firearms or fireworks. I don't carry fireworks, I do carry firesticks up to and including 12 GA!!
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    That is what I was curious about.

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    I always carry when camping. Last year we took a road trip up WA to the San Juan's, and stayed at a KOA along the way - it was expensive, but I never had a problem carrying. As it's been repeated many times, concealed means concealed, and I would never leave my firearms at the site unattended (which goes without saying).

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