We encourage you to visit the specific website of your chosen campground to review their detailed and up-to-date rules and regulations. Each campground may have unique guidelines tailored to their environment and facilities, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors.
1. General Rules & Regulations
Check-In & Check-Out
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Check-out time: 12 PM (noon)
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Check-in time: 1 PM
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Campers must vacate their site by noon on departure day and can only check in after 1 PM.
Check-out time: 12 PM (noon)
Check-in time: 1 PM
Campers must vacate their site by noon on departure day and can only check in after 1 PM.
Gate Access & Hours
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The main gates are open from 8 AM – 10 PM.
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During quiet hours (10 PM – 8 AM), the gates are locked.
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Emergency Access: Gates will only be opened for serious emergencies (ambulance, police, fire). Campers must discuss alternate access options with the camp host if needed.
The main gates are open from 8 AM – 10 PM.
During quiet hours (10 PM – 8 AM), the gates are locked.
Emergency Access: Gates will only be opened for serious emergencies (ambulance, police, fire). Campers must discuss alternate access options with the camp host if needed.
Registration & Permits
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All campers, guests, and visitors must check in with the camp host.
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Vehicles staying overnight require a camping permit, including those parked in pull-out areas or parking lots.
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Vehicles must be parked only within designated areas or at personal camping sites.
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Roads must always be kept clear for emergency access.
All campers, guests, and visitors must check in with the camp host.
Vehicles staying overnight require a camping permit, including those parked in pull-out areas or parking lots.
Vehicles must be parked only within designated areas or at personal camping sites.
Roads must always be kept clear for emergency access.
2. Campsite Use & Behavior
Length of Stay
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Campers can stay a maximum of 14 consecutive days.
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After 14 days, campers must leave for at least 72 hours before returning.
Campers can stay a maximum of 14 consecutive days.
After 14 days, campers must leave for at least 72 hours before returning.
Prohibited Activities & Restrictions
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No building of long-term structures (ropes, tarps, or permanent setups must be removed).
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No damaging trees (cutting, burning, or nailing into trees is prohibited).
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No graffiti or markings on any wooden structures, rocks, or trees.
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No moving site equipment (picnic tables and fire rings are positioned for safety).
No building of long-term structures (ropes, tarps, or permanent setups must be removed).
No damaging trees (cutting, burning, or nailing into trees is prohibited).
No graffiti or markings on any wooden structures, rocks, or trees.
No moving site equipment (picnic tables and fire rings are positioned for safety).
Weapons & Fireworks
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Prohibited Items: Fireworks, firearms, bows, crossbows, BB guns, airsoft guns, pellet guns, slingshots, and traps.
Prohibited Items: Fireworks, firearms, bows, crossbows, BB guns, airsoft guns, pellet guns, slingshots, and traps.
Alcohol, Cannabis & Smoking
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Allowed only within individual campsites.
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Strictly prohibited in all common areas, including roadways, trails, beaches, and outhouses.
Allowed only within individual campsites.
Strictly prohibited in all common areas, including roadways, trails, beaches, and outhouses.
Site Cleanliness
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Campers must leave their site as clean as they found it.
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Boats cannot be anchored to land—they must be at least 50 feet from shore or kept on a trailer.
Campers must leave their site as clean as they found it.
Boats cannot be anchored to land—they must be at least 50 feet from shore or kept on a trailer.
3. Visitor & Age Restrictions
Unpaid Visitors
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All unpaid visitors must leave by 9:30 PM.
All unpaid visitors must leave by 9:30 PM.
Age Restrictions
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Minors under 19 years old must be accompanied by an adult.
Minors under 19 years old must be accompanied by an adult.
4. Pet Policy
Pet Behavior & Supervision
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Pets must be quiet, well-behaved, and under control at all times.
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Leashes Required: Pets must be on a leash at all times to prevent conflicts with wildlife, other pets, or campers.
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No Unattended Pets: Pets cannot be left alone at a campsite or inside a camping unit.
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Cleaning Up: Owners must clean up after their pets and dispose of waste properly.
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No Aggressive Behavior or Excessive Barking will be tolerated.
Pets must be quiet, well-behaved, and under control at all times.
Leashes Required: Pets must be on a leash at all times to prevent conflicts with wildlife, other pets, or campers.
No Unattended Pets: Pets cannot be left alone at a campsite or inside a camping unit.
Cleaning Up: Owners must clean up after their pets and dispose of waste properly.
No Aggressive Behavior or Excessive Barking will be tolerated.
5. Speed Limit & Bicycle Rules
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Helmet Use: Helmets are required for bicycles and off-road vehicles.
Helmet Use: Helmets are required for bicycles and off-road vehicles.
6. Garbage & Environmental Rules
Garbage Disposal
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Pack-in, Pack-out Policy:
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No garbage collection on-site. Campers must take their trash with them.
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Fire rings and campsites must be kept free of garbage and wildlife attractants.
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Improper Disposal Prohibited:
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No garbage in outhouses.
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Cigarette butts must be disposed of properly. Fire rings, bushes, and roadways are not ashtrays.
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Food waste (tea bags, fruit scraps, etc.) should not be left in bushes—it attracts wildlife.
Pack-in, Pack-out Policy:
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No garbage collection on-site. Campers must take their trash with them.
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Fire rings and campsites must be kept free of garbage and wildlife attractants.
Improper Disposal Prohibited:
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No garbage in outhouses.
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Cigarette butts must be disposed of properly. Fire rings, bushes, and roadways are not ashtrays.
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Food waste (tea bags, fruit scraps, etc.) should not be left in bushes—it attracts wildlife.
7. Campfire & Fire Regulations
Fire Restrictions
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Maximum fire size: 19” x 19” (50 cm x 50 cm) within designated fire rings.
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Prohibited Materials: Do not burn painted wood, treated wood, plywood, pallets, wood with nails, plastic, or chemicals.
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Propane Pits: Must be used only within campsites and never on beaches, trails, or common areas.
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Fire Supervision:
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All fires, including propane pits and candles, must be attended at all times.
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Fires must be completely out when leaving the campsite (coals must be cool to the touch).
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Fire Bans: Campers must follow all fire bans and wildfire regulations.
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Violations: Campers will be fined, evicted, and permanently banned for having fires during a ban.
Maximum fire size: 19” x 19” (50 cm x 50 cm) within designated fire rings.
Prohibited Materials: Do not burn painted wood, treated wood, plywood, pallets, wood with nails, plastic, or chemicals.
Propane Pits: Must be used only within campsites and never on beaches, trails, or common areas.
Fire Supervision:
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All fires, including propane pits and candles, must be attended at all times.
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Fires must be completely out when leaving the campsite (coals must be cool to the touch).
Fire Bans: Campers must follow all fire bans and wildfire regulations.
Violations: Campers will be fined, evicted, and permanently banned for having fires during a ban.
8. Quiet Hours & Noise Restrictions
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Quiet Time: 10 PM – 8 AM.
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Generators: Only allowed from 9 AM – 11 AM and 6 PM – 8 PM.
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No excessive noise or disturbances at any time.
Quiet Time: 10 PM – 8 AM.
Generators: Only allowed from 9 AM – 11 AM and 6 PM – 8 PM.
No excessive noise or disturbances at any time.
9. Reservations & Payment Policies
Booking Rules
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Maximum stay: 14 days.
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Reservations must be occupied each night.
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Minimum Booking Requirements:
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2-night minimum for all reservations.
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3-night minimum for long weekends.
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Online reservations must be paid in full at the time of booking (credit card only).
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First Come-First Served (FCFS) sites are cash only.
Maximum stay: 14 days.
Reservations must be occupied each night.
Minimum Booking Requirements:
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2-night minimum for all reservations.
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3-night minimum for long weekends.
Online reservations must be paid in full at the time of booking (credit card only).
First Come-First Served (FCFS) sites are cash only.
Cancellation & Refund Policy
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Cancellations must be made 15+ days before arrival to receive a refund (excluding the reservation fee).
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Reservation fees are non-refundable.
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No refunds for:
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Weather, smoke, medical reasons, personal schedule changes, early departures, or campsite evictions.
Cancellations must be made 15+ days before arrival to receive a refund (excluding the reservation fee).
Reservation fees are non-refundable.
No refunds for:
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Weather, smoke, medical reasons, personal schedule changes, early departures, or campsite evictions.
No-Show Policy
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If a reserved site is not occupied by 1 PM the next day, it will be forfeited and made available for FCFS campers.
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No refunds for no-shows.
If a reserved site is not occupied by 1 PM the next day, it will be forfeited and made available for FCFS campers.
No refunds for no-shows.
Booking Restrictions
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One site per identity. If multiple sites are reserved under the same name, the bookings may be canceled.
One site per identity. If multiple sites are reserved under the same name, the bookings may be canceled.
10. Special Discounts
Senior & PWD (Persons With Disabilities) Discounts
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50% off camping fees (only for FCFS sites).
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No discounts on reservations.
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Eligibility Requirements:
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Must present valid photo ID.
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Must be designated as a PWD by the BC Ministry OR be 65+ years old.
50% off camping fees (only for FCFS sites).
No discounts on reservations.
Eligibility Requirements:
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Must present valid photo ID.
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Must be designated as a PWD by the BC Ministry OR be 65+ years old.
11. Legal & Regulatory Compliance
Recreation Sites and Trails BC (RSTBC) Rules
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The campsite is managed under Recreation Sites and Trails BC (RSTBC) regulations.
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Campers must comply with BC’s Forest and Range Practices Act (FRPA), which governs land use, forest planning, and conservation efforts.
The campsite is managed under Recreation Sites and Trails BC (RSTBC) regulations.
Campers must comply with BC’s Forest and Range Practices Act (FRPA), which governs land use, forest planning, and conservation efforts.
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Final Notes:
These rules ensure a safe, clean, and enjoyable camping experience while protecting nature and wildlife. Violations may lead to fines, eviction, or permanent bans.