The bright side of crown land camping ... and the darker side.

Crown land camping, the absolute best way to peace and quiet, most of the time. I camp 30 to 35 nights a year on crown lands, the rest is on private property, in the last 3 years i had 2 incidents involving less than courteous peoples,this is the second one, i have to admit i knew the place i choose is often busy ,atv trafic ,mortorcycles ,side by side etc ...i've camped there quite a few times,without any problem, a bit of noise occasionnally but getting quieter at nightfall that's all.
The camp started perfect, a bit of noise while setting camp , but it quickly became super quiet ,comfortable temperature ,light rain on the tarp, perfect condition for a good night sleep .
Those guys arrived in a Jeep at 1h15 , already intoxycated ,loud and noisy, and once they saw me in the other side of the bay ,aggressive and disrecpectful . Instead of lowering the music they augmented the volume,built a big campfire despite a campfire ban and directed highpowered lamps on my camp. I had to pack in the dark and go.
This is a rare occurance and a fantastic display of stupidity ...you don't know who you deal with in a situation like this and it's true for all parties involved ,i could have been the only visible camp of a group or an armed paranoiac ... but i was alone so i left ... i did not wish to meet those crackpot .