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2005
CAMPGROUND RULES AND REGULATIONS
CAMPGROUND RULES AND REGULATIONS
Revised 3/18/05
Alcoholic Beverages:
No alcoholic beverages permitted. Persons under
the influence of intoxicating liquors or drugs
will be evicted from the park.
Bathing &
Swimming: Bathing & Swimming
are permitted in lifeguard supervised areas and
only during hours when lifeguards are on duty.
Campsite
Accessories: When setting up
campground accessories, please do not drive
nails into trees, fences, picnic tables or other
structures. Tents, tarps, or other types of
weather covering must be free standing, or
secured to the ground, and must not be tied,
nailed, screwed, or attached in any form to
fences, picnic tables, trees, or shrubs within
the campground. Inflatable or plastic pools/hot
tubs are NOT permitted in the parks. Please do
not deface, remove, destroy or injure any tree,
flower, shrub, fern, moss or other plant, rock,
fossil, or mineral found or growing on County
Parklands. Birds and their nests and other
wildlife must not be disturbed.
Cancellation:
There will be a $5 telephone processing fee if a
reservation is not cancelled within twenty-four
hours of the time it is made. Reservations may
be cancelled no later than 15 days in advance of
the check-in date. If the reservation is
cancelled within fourteen days of the check-in
date, there will be a $15 charge. Reservations
cancelled on the check-in day (same day
cancellation), will incur a $25 charge. Once
a site is cancelled, IT WILL NOT BECOME
IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR RE-BOOKING. The
reservation system will make the site available
at a random time between 12 to 24 hours after
the reservation has been cancelled. Fees owed of
$15 or more will result in Green Key/Tourist Key
privileges being suspended until all outsanding
fees are paid. Fees can be paid with cash in
person at the West Sayville Administration
Office or by phone with VISA or Mastercard at
(631) 854-4949.
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Check In/Out Times: Campers
may check in beginning at 8:00 am or immediately after
registration if site is available (except at Smith Point,
reservation check-ins will be processed after 4:00 pm) Check-in
for No-Show sites at Smith Point will begin at 8:00 am. Sites
must be vacated no later than 4:00 pm except Smith Point (in
season 12:00 pm, off-season 4:00 pm on the last day of stay.)
Campers must check out with park attendant. If camper does not
check out and remove all equipment from campsite by designated
time, they will incur a $25 “late check-out fee”, their green
key card will be suspended and all future reservations will be
cancelled. Full payment is required at check-in.
Discounts: In order to
receive senior, handicapped, volunteer, disabled veteran, or
active military discount for camping, the person whose name
appears on the applicable green key card, and reservation (if
applicable) must be present at check-in and for the duration of
stay. All DISCOUNTS ARE NON-TRANSFERABLE.
Fires: Open Fires are
permitted in approved containers such as a BBQ grill, hibachi, or
a fully-contained burn unit. Campfire size should not be larger
than the container. (max. size - 1/2 of 55 gal. drum). CCA or
treated lumber, construction debris and pallets are prohibited for
use as firewood. Firewood should be clean and free of nails,
screws, or any sharp objects. On sites where fire rings are
provided, no other fire containers will be permitted. Check
with park personnel to be sure your unit is acceptable. Keep
shovel and bucket of water handy. Douse your fire, stir coals, and
douse with water again to extinguish. Check with park personnel on
ash disposal. Campfires may be banned due to local weather
conditions.
Generators: Generators
will only be permitted to run during the following hours: 9:00
am - 1:00 pm and then from 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm.
Generators must be placed at the front or entry door side of your
camper/trailer. Keep all flammable liquids a safe distance away.
Do not refuel a hot generator. Campers with excessively loud
generators will be asked to shut them off. Be considerate of your
fellow park users.
No Shows: If a
reservation is not cancelled and a Green Key/Tourist Green Key
card holder does not check in by the prescribed check-in time,
they will be considered a no-show. The penalty is a $25
“no-show” fee and suspension of your Green Key until the fee
is paid. Campers will have until 9:00 pm of the check-in day to
pay for reserved site in its entirety. Credit Cards via phone will
be accepted as payment. Once payment has been made, the site is
theirs for the duration of their stay whether the site is occupied
or not. If campsite is not paid for, the site will become
available on a first-come, first-served basis at 8:00 am the next
morning. Reservation campers who have paid for their site do
not have to set-up right away. Walk-on campers must set site up
immediately after check-in.
Occupancy: Occupancy of a site
is limited to four (4) adults or two (2) adults with children. No
more than two (2) tents will be permitted to a site, and only one
tent will be permitted if used in addition to a camper, trailer,
or RV. Campers may leave site unattended overnight IF,
camper has registered, paid fees for duration of stay, and
provided a phone number where they can be reached in case of an
emergency. The Parks Department will not be responsible for any
equipment or property left on an unattended site.
Period of Stay: Camping
is limited to seven (7) nights maximum. A camper who wishes to
stay up to two weeks in the same campground may do so but only
through the camping reservation system, except at Smith Point
Park (7 night maximum). A camper staying four (4) nights or
more may not return for a period of seven (7) nights from the time
of check out. A camper staying one to three (1 - 3) nights, may
not return for two (2) nights. * At Smith Point and Cupsogue,
total maximum stay will include outer beach camping as well as
inland camping.
Persons Under 18 Years of Age: Camping
permits will NOT BE ISSUED to anyone under 18 years of age. Groups
of campers under 18 years of age must have at least one (1) member
OVER 18 years of age , per campsite, to register and to accompany
the campers at all times.
Pets: Only domestic animals
are permitted. Pets must be on a leash no more than 6’ in length
and under owner’s control at all times. Pets are not to be left
at campsite unattended. Pets are not permitted in any picnic
areas, protected bathing areas, or sanitary facilities (including
showers). Owners are responsible for immediate removal and proper
disposal of pet’s waste. No more than two pets per campsite
will be allowed. Owner will be required to show license and proof
of inoculations upon check-in. If not shown, camper will be denied
access to the campground. If a pet becomes a nuisance, owner
and pet may be asked to leave the park.
Quiet Hours: Quiet must
be observed from 10:00 pm each night to 8:00 am the following
morning. Failure to observe this rule may result in eviction from
the campground.
Registration: All park
patrons entering Suffolk campgrounds for any purpose must register
with the attendant at the campground office. Registration will be
permitted between 8:00 am – 9:00 pm only. Camper must provide
attendant with green key card, driver’s license, camper/motor
home and tow vehicle registration, pet inoculations, a phone
number where they can be reached in case of an emergency. Full
payment is required at the time of check-in. Campers must have a
valid Green Key Card or pay tourist rates. Walk-in campers must
set up campsite immediately after check-in.
Reservations: Green Key
and Tourist Green Key card holders are permitted to make
reservations through the Parks reservation system by phone at
(631) 244-PARK or online through the Parks Department’s page of
the Suffolk County website at www.suffolkcountyny.gov/exec/parks
. Between May 15 and October 15, reservations must be for a
minimum of four nights (Thursday - Sunday), and for a minimum of
two nights (Monday - Wednesdays only, excluding holidays.) Before
May 15 and after Oct. 15, the minimum is two nights. Tourist green
key card holders may reserve throughout the season for one week
maximum, except for Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day and Columbus
Day holiday weeks. Reservations will be accepted from 7 to 180
days in advance. Reservations for a new day begin at 7:00 pm. You
may select your own check-in and departure dates. Campers may
select a specific site or have one assigned by the reservation
system. Maximum duration of a stay will be two weeks except at
Smith Point — one week only. Up to two campsites may be
reserved in the same period of time at the same park except at
Smith Point — only one site. The second site is charged at
the tourist rate. Only two (2) reservations may be made within a
7-day period.
Telephone Service: See
campground attendant for location of pay phones.
Vehicles: All vehicles
are permitted in the campground by permit only. A maximum of two
(2) vehicles are permitted at a campsite at any one time. AT (SMITH
POINT - Utility, car, or boat trailers count as a vehicle and
require their own permit. All permits expire at 12:00 NOON (4:00
PM off-season) on the last day of stay. All vehicles including
trailers and motorhomes remaining in the campground after
check-out time are subject to a parking summons.) All
vehicles must park at the designated campsite ONLY. NO PARKING on
roadways or by restroom/shower facilities.
Visitors: Guests may
visit from 8:00 am - 10:00 pm only, and must check-in with
campground attendant who will direct them where to park. All
visitors must remove their vehicles from the park by 10:00 pm.
Campers are asked to use discretion in the number of guests at
their site at any one time, or face possible eviction from the
park. Visitors may arrive in passenger cards only, no recreational
vehicle will be permitted.
Waste Disposal: Campers
are responsible for preventing all waste water (“gray” and
“black” water) from running onto the ground. All waste water
must be disposed of in the dump stations, or sewer connections on
the site where available.
Water: Water spigots
are provided for obtaining drinking and/or cooking water only.
Water spigots may not be permanently hooked up to an
indivdual campsite. Washing clothes, persons, pets, or vehicles
with spigots is prohibited.
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