If A licenses B to camp on A's land during September but B enters on August 30th, what is the status of B's entry?

In this scenario, B’s entry onto A’s land on August 30th is unauthorized since the license permitting B to camp only begins in September. A license is a permission granted by the owner of the land to another person, and it does not take effect until the specified time. Therefore, when B enters the property before the license is activated, B is not acting within the bounds of the permission granted.

This unauthorized entry means B does not have any legal right to be on the land at that time. Accordingly, B can be classified as a trespasser. A trespasser is someone who enters another person's land without permission or exceeds the scope of any permission provided. Since B's entry precedes the permission granted by A, B lacks any legal standing to be on the property until the license starts in September. Thus, the status of B's entry is that of a trespasser.