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Rules and Regulations
A family is defined as 2
adults (at least 21 years old) and up to 3 unmarried children (under age
18) living within the same household.
Valid form of ID must be presented for each person over age 18 at
check-in. One car is allowed on the
site, the clerk at registration will let you know where additional
vehicles should be parked. Extra
persons will require additional charges, please ask. Check in is from 3:00
p.m. – 8:00 p.m. (Exceptions must be approved in advance). Checkout is by 1:00 p.m. Cancellations require 7-day notice for a
refund minus 10% (14 day notice for holiday weekend reservations) Quiet
time is 10:00 p.m.-8:00 a.m. Sunday through Thursday evenings and 11:00
p.m. – 8:00 a.m. Friday & Saturday evenings. No vulgar/foul/abusive language should
be used at any time. Speed limit is 5 MPH
throughout the campground.
Non-motorized bicycles may be used on campground roads. Children under 12 years old MUST wear protective
helmets when riding bicycles. No swimming
allowed. Campers are at their own
risk when around water. An adult MUST supervise children under 16. Griggs Pond is owned by the State of
Connecticut, therefore subject to all applicable state rules (life
preservers, CT Safe Boating Certification, fishing licenses, no alcohol
consumption, etc.). Alcohol is permitted in
the campground in moderation for those of legal age, but not to result in
disruptive behavior. Possession or
use of illegal drugs will result in immediate eviction from the
campground. Two controlled pets are
allowed per site and must be registered.
They may be walked on a leash and must be picked up after. Excessive barking will not be tolerated
and will be handled by the Animal Control Officer. Due to safety and concerns of our
guests, breeds known to be vicious may not be permitted. Proof of necessary vaccinations must be
available. Visitors must register
at the office upon arrival. They
will be instructed where to park. Overnight visitors will be charged $12.00
each. Day visitors will be charged $12.00 each,
but will receive $6.00 back if they leave the premises by 9:00 p.m. and
check out at the office. Campfires are allowed
except under extreme forest fire danger conditions (drought or high
winds). Firewood may be purchased
at the office or brought from home (no pallets). IMPORTANT NOTE: BECAUSE OF SEVERE DANGER OF INSECT
INFESTATIONS (Asian Longhorned Beetle, Emerald Ash Borer, etc.), NO WOOD
MAY BE BROUGHT INTO THE CAMPGROUND FROM AREAS IDENTIFIED AS POTENTIAL
PROBLEMS. No cutting of wood is allowed within the campground. Leave fireplaces where they are, do not
leave fires unattended, and douse fires thoroughly upon retiring or
leaving the property. Fire rings should NOT be used to burn or dispose of
refuse. No animals, birds, trees,
or underbrush should be harmed in any way.
No smoking in any
buildings (including porta-potties) or in the woods. All cigarette butts are to be disposed
of properly. Flush toilets and
showers are available at the registration building. Scheduled hours of availability will be
posted. Note that porta-potties are
always available; please let us know if they need service. Please DO NOT dispose of ANY sanitary
products/diapers/etc. in toilets or porta-potties. They should be disposed of in containers
provided, or with other non-recyclable trash. Trash is to be disposed of in the dumpster near the office. We will be happy to pick up bagged trash from
your site if you let us know. We cannot
allow disposal of broken chairs, appliances, tents, large boxes, etc., please
take those home with you. Returnable bottles and cans should be recycled by the
camper. Camp trailer black water holding
tanks may be emptied for a fee upon leaving (no charge for transient campers if
you stay two nights). Only approved RV
chemicals & paper products are to be used in holding tanks (NO formaldehyde
or ammonia).
Feel
free to ask any questions or report any concerns to us. We ask campers to respect these rules to make
our campground enjoyable for all.
Thank you.
Duane & Kathy Frederick
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