7/8/2019

Blueberry Hill Campgrounds

General Rules

Campsites

Occupancy of campsite is restricted to persons who reserve it (either a married couple or an individual (the primary) who may designate a second individual as their plus-one on the site) and qualifiying off-spring of the married couple or the primary.

No buildings shall be erected on any site without the permission of the management.  Maximum per site-- two tents or one tent and one trailer.

Campers are permitted to sell only their own personal belongings and can not sell a structure on their site or sublet their site to anyone without the permission of the management.  Any camper desiring to discontinue camping, must promptly notify the management.  Any previous payment will be forfeited.

Any modification of campsites, including cutting or removal of bushes, digging or expanding, or the installation of any trailer, must receive prior approval from the management.

Guests Using Campsites

Guests are not to be present or using your campsite when you are not in the campgrounds.

Campsite Structures

For anyone planning to modify their camp structure,  or planning to put up a new structure,  see us first for approval.  We must be provided with both the dimensions, and the location on the campsite where the structure is to be placed.  Any new structures (or changes to existing ones)  will need to be composed of only plastic,  canvas,  or screening above the four foot level.  No structure should be composed of any glass.. All windows should be made out of plastic or vinyl. There should be  no wooden siding or window coverings  above the four foot height. All construction, other than repairs can only be done in the Fall. Any outdoor showers, or any water that gets discharged anywhere must go into a properly constructed drywell. No water is ever to be discharged directly onto the ground anywhere.  Failure to check with us before undertaking any work project could result in the forced stoppage and possible removal of all unauthorized work that was undertaken..

General Conduct

Disorderly conduct, indecent language/behavior will not be tolerated.

Anyone destroying any property will be evicted immediately, forfeiting any previous payment.  The parents of children will be held responsible for any damage done by them.

All sports equipment- tables, tarps, etc. are the property of the campers association and should be treated properly.  Any person or persons marring or damaging any of the equipment will be held responsible to repair or replace the damaged equipment.  The last person or persons leaving the recreation area at night will be responsible for turning off the lights.

No washing of any kind is permitted in the pond.

Children must not be unattended at anytime.  No child should have an ax, knife, gun, matches, lighters, or any sharp objects at any time--for the safety of the children as well as for all campers.

Radios being played in the recreation area are to be kept to a reasonable volume, and must be shut off at curfew hours.

No one is allowed to enter or cut through the campsite of another camper, without that camper's permission.

Curfew

All unnecessary noise is prohibited before 9AM and after 10:30PM during the week and 11:30PM on weekends unless a special event has been scheduled.  Children under the age of 13 are to be in their campsites by 9:30 PM.  Teenagers under the age of 17 must be in by 10:30 PM.

Games that generate ongoing noise that travels noticeably throughout the campground must end by 9:00 PM. Examples of such activities are horseshoes, basketball, cornhole and any other games that typically involve an object striking another object, usually generating banging or clanking sounds.

Also, any spotlights or floodlights that shine brightly beyond a camper's own campsite, that are aimed such that they shine on and light up roadways or other people's campsites, should be turned off by 9:30 PM.

Pets

Your pet must be restrained and within your control at all times.  If you are passing through Blueberry Hill or going on state side your pet must be leashed. Here’s the part that should go without saying – the leash must be in the hand of the person who has the pet with them, not dragging on the ground behind the animal. “Restrained” is the key word here. We reiterate, this applies to state side as well. Pooper scoopers should be used at all times for animal discharge--for sanitary purposes and comfort of all campers.

Dogs must not be allowed to bark continuously.   Be considerate.  Your dog's barking may not bother you, but it is sure to be bothering someone else around you.

Speed Limit

The speed limit is 3 MPH everywhere in the campgrounds. 

Bicycles

Bicycle riding around in the campgrounds is not allowed.

Weapons

Firearms, bow and arrows, and all other weapons are strictly prohibited.

Boats

Gasoline motors are not permitted in the pond.  Boats should be kept from the beach area for safety of all.

Life jackets are required for all children and for anyone going out in a boat who cannot swim.

Rubbish Removal

There are dumpsters located near the entrance to the campgrounds,  for camp garbage only.  Trash pickup is limited to normal household rubbish.  Disposal of stoves, sofas, mattresses, chairs refrigerators (DOORS REMOVED IMMEDIATELY), etc. are the responsibility of the individual camper. Rubbish must be discarded in the proper containers and not left in the bushes, trees, or campsites.

Alcoholic Beverages

Alcoholic beverages are only allowed at the campsite.  None is to be carried through the area, and none is allowed at the beaches.

Glassware

Absolutely no glassware is allowed on the beach, in the recreation area, or in the roadways.  This is for the safety of everyone.

Fireworks

Fireworks are not permitted at anytime.  This includes the Fourth of July and all other holidays.

Bathrooms

There is NO SMOKING in the brown houses.

DO NOT throw pads--disposable diapers etc. into the toilets.

Campfires and Fireplaces

Fireplaces (and torches) must be located at least six feet from any tents, trailers, trees, brush or any other structure.  During the off season, NOTHING should be left or stored in the six foot area around a firepace, this includes even nonflammable items.  This is to keep the area clear so that we can rake and clear pineneedles, sticks and leaves from the six foot area. Trees are not to be cut to obtain firewood.  Either dead burnable wood from the grounds may be used, or bring in suitable wood from home. At least one adult must attend any outdoor fire at all times until the fire is completely out!.

Water Usage

Utilization of water will be restricted to regular campsite usage such as doing dishes and taking  showers.  

Digging, Driving Stakes into the Ground,  etc.

Be aware that there are power and/or water lines now buried underground in every campsite.  Before undertaking any excavation,  or driving stakes,  you must check with us to be sure it is safe to work in the area you propose.

Gas Tanks

Unsafe gas tanks are always a concern.  Please see that your gas company’s tanks are free of rust and properly situated,  as well as any trailer or gas grill tanks that you own and are therefore responsible for.

Refrigerators

Any refrigerator not in use,  must have the door removed immediately.   This a state law with fines of up to $1000.00.

Air Conditioners

Air conditioners are NOT to be in use between the hours of 10PM and 9AM. Also, in an effort to preserve the peace and tranquility, campers are encouraged to use air conditioners as sparingly as possible thoughout the day. Any air conditioners that are determined to be exceedingly loud, may be prohibited at the discretion of the campground owners. 

Power Tools and Other Electrical Devices

Power tools are not to be used after the second Sunday in June  with the exception of the half hour ONLY between 10:30AM and 11:00AM,  Monday through Saturday.  NO power tools to be used on Sunday whatsoever. 

The following are prohibited:

- “bug zappers” 

-  appliances that may be failing such as refrigerators with screeching fans

-  old air conditioners that are excessively loud

-  anything that might regularly emit high or low pitched frequencies causing discomfort to nearby campers

- anything deemed by the management to be unreasonably disruptive to the overall peace and tranquility of the campground

NOTE:  Power should be turned off (switch the breakers off) to your campsite at the end of the season.

Pond Safety

Swimming after dark is not permitted.  Children must be supervised by their parents at all times.  Rubber tubes are to be used ONLY with their parents supervision.  Children must wear lifejackets or safety belts at all times--for their safety.

Diving off of boats and floats is not allowed.

THERE ARE NO LIFEGUARDS ON DUTY AT ANY TIME

Swimming, canoeing, boating, and using floats will be at your own risk!

PLEASE KEEP A COPY OF RULES AND REGULATIONS ON HAND