CAMPGROUND RULES​

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• Checkout time is 11:00 am

• Check-in starts at 1:00 pm

• Quiet time is from 11:00 pm to 6:00 am

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• Excessive noise is not permitted.  The main gates may be closed during the day and/or night for the safety and security of our campers.

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• Generator use is only permitted between 8:30 am – 10:30 am and 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm.  Generators must be placed on designated campsite pads and not in the surrounding vegetation and/or beach.

 

• A maximum of four (4) adults are allowed per campsite.  

 

• One vehicle per site, all additional vehicles will be charged $10.00 for parking

 

• All vehicles and trailers, whatever type, must be within each site’s boundary.  No parking on the roadway.

 

• NO TENTS ALLOWED ON THE BEACH

 

• No cutting or removal of any trees, shrubs, grasses, flowers, etc. 

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• NO FIRES ALLOWED ON THE BEACH. CLEAN WOOD ONLY, NO PALLETS OR CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS.

 

• NO BBQ’S ALLOWED ON THE BEACH

 

• ALL PETS must be ON LEASH.  Please clean up after your pet.

 

• Do not move fire pits or picnic tables without the permission of the Camp Manager/Host.

 

• Liquor consumption is prohibited anywhere in the Park, including the beach, with the exception of your campsite boundaries.

 

• No off-road or unlicensed vehicles are to be operated in or near the Park.  No unlicensed drivers may operate vehicles in the Park.

 

• Fishing entrails or other waste from cleaning fish are not to be disposed of in the Park or on the beach. 

 

• No hunting, shooting, or handling of firearms of any sort is allowed.  

 

• Absolutely NO FIREWORKS of any kind.

 

• Please keep the toilets clean.  Do not put garbage/bottles/cans in the toilets.

 

• Campers are responsible for all guests.  Guests must exit the park by 10 pm. 

 

• Vandals will be charged and banned from the Park.

 

• Please report anything out of the ordinary to the Campground Manager. In case of an emergency, please call 911 or the Agassiz RCMP at 604-796-2211.
   

• As of 12 noon on Wednesday, June 30th, campfires are prohibited, per the B.C. Provincial fire ban. Propane-fuelled campfires are still permitted, provided flames are kept to less than 12 cms. tall.

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