What occurs regarding camper refunds if they are evicted from a campsite?

When campers are evicted from a campsite, they typically receive a refund only for the nights they were unable to stay, which aligns with the choice that states they receive a refund only for missed nights. This policy is based on the idea that if campers are asked to leave due to violations of park rules, they're only entitled to compensation for the time not spent on-site beyond the point of eviction.

This approach balances the interests of both the campers, who have paid for their stay, and the management of the park, which needs to uphold regulations and maintain order. By refunding missed nights rather than a full refund, the park can ensure that resources and spaces can be allocated effectively while still providing some recourse for those temporarily removed for legitimate reasons.