As your home away from home, we know many of you have likely already stayed with us, or plan to soon. We wanted to cover our camping best practices, so not only you can be a happy camper, but those around you can be happy campers as well!
Read these best practices below and be sure you’re practicing them during your next stay with us.
Respect your neighbors
Your campsite is your spot during your stay with us. When you arrive you put so much work into setting it up. Your neighbors do the same! So be courteous, and do not walk through other campsites, and keep all items on your site.
Observe quiet time
Everyones camping for their own reason. For some it’s to get together with family and friends and have a good time, for others, it can be their escape to the calm of nature. So remember to keep the noise level low and music off between 11 pm – 8 am. That way everyone can enjoy their camping trip!
Supervise children
We want your littles to have as much fun as possible during their stay! Children under the age of 8 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. We also require children 14 and under to be accompanied by an adult at the pool. This is all to keep them safe and help make the best camping memories!
Go the speed limit
We know it can feel time-consuming to drive slowly through our resorts, but it’s important to remember that it’s for the safety of you and those around you. Observe the 5 mph speed limit at all times and be aware of people, children, and pets while driving.
Mind your campfire
No camping trip is complete without a campfire! However, it’s important to remember the rules of safe campfires, like never leaving your campfire unattended. You can read more important safety tips in this article from Reserve America.
It’s also important to remember to not leave trash in the fire ring, even if you think it’s items that may burn. Our staff does their very best to clean sites before members’ arrivals, and leaving trash in your firepit causes them additional work. So please be courteous of our staff and other campers and keep your fire pit clean!
Keep all facilities clean
Treat our facilities exactly how you’d like everyone else to! That means picking up after yourself and ensuring the facility can be enjoyed by other members. It’s also important to report any spills, broken equipment, or messes you may see so our staff can properly take care of them promptly!
Be a responsible pet owner
We love seeing your furry friends enjoying your camping trip with you! But it’s important that you keep them and others safe by keeping them leashed and in control at all times. It’s also important to be responsible for any messes they make by always picking up after them.
Let us know how we can help
We are here to resolve any issues. So if you have a problem, are upset, or found your stay unsatisfactory please let us know right away! We do not want you to leave the campground unhappy.
The number one rule at all Outdoor Adventures is to have a FUN, ENJOYABLE and COMFORTABLE stay with us! Use our amenities, attend our activities, chit-chat with neighbors and staff. There are so many great options while staying with us to make your trip memorable and enjoyable!
That’s all for this blog post. We hope you feel informed and ready to take on your next stay at Outdoor Adventures! Be sure to share your trip by posting to our Facebook Page, leaving a review, and filling out your post-stay survey. Happy camping!
You got my attention when you said that children under the age of 8 must always be supervised by an adult. My husband and I are planning for an outdoor adventure next month since we want to bond with our children. We will be sure to do your tips, especially that we are planning to visit an adventure park.
These camping practices are a must for a peaceful and fun adventure
These at-home camping ideas will kickstart your adventure. A spring gear check is always a best practice. If you’re camping at home. Thanks for sharing this post
Thanks for this great article and the advice about campfires while camping. Have you ever had a campfire accident?
Nice article! informative for every camper. All these practices will help me to enjoy my next trip more.
Wow, I truly salute you for mentioning that we must be mindful with the way our pet behave when we’re a motorhome park to ensure maximum comfort for other patrons. My husband has this crazy idea to bring me and our kittens on a road trip to Texas this summer. I’ll try not to forget this tip when we try to book a spot at such places later on.
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