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General Rules

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Camping

  • You must camp only in those places specifically provided

  • All vehicles must be parked on your campsite. Driving or parking off road is not permitted

  • Quiet hours are between 9:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. Please be considerate of others

  • Don’t invade the empty areas (be respectful of your fellow campers)

  • No music

  • No shouting

  • No nudity out of respect for local customs in allowed in public areas.

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Sanitation

  • Help prevent pollution by keeping garbage, litter, and foreign substances out of streams and other waters.

  • All Garbage and litter must either be deposited in containers provided, or taken with you when you leave.

3

Campfires

  • Obey any restrictions on fires.

  • Do not collect firewood

  • Please place fires in the designated fire pits only, barbecue grill is available in your area.

  • Be sure your fire is completely extinguished before leaving. Do not leave your fire unattended. You are responsible for keeping fires under control.

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Vehicle Operation

  • Driver must obey all signs and operate their vehicles in accordance with posted regulations.

  • Vehicles must be parked in designated areas only.

  • Use of vehicles within other campsites areas is limited to entering or leaving those areas

  • No motorcycles or quads

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Pets and Animals

  • Pets must be restrained or on a leash at all Times, do not leave your pets unattended.

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Fireworks

  • Use of Fireworks or other explosives within campgrounds and other campsite areas is prohibited

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Property

  • Preserve and protect nature. Leave natural areas the way you find them.

  • Do not carve, chop, pull, cut, remove and damage any live trees. We appreciate that you read our rules and follow – up strictly is for your own safety

Hiking Safety Tips

No one ever plans to get lost, but it does sometimes happen. Slipped on waterfalls, got off the trail or encountered other problems. Follow these tips from the pros for a fun and safe hike.

  • Stay Hydrated by drinking plenty of water throughout the day

  • Avoid hiking alone because the “buddy system” is safer during any type of activity.

  • Tell someone where you are going and when you will return. Don’t forget to check in with them when you get back.

  • Stay on marked trails. Making shortcuts and “bushwhacking” causes erosion and greatly increases your chance of becoming lost. As you hike, pay attention to trail blazes ( paint marks on trees ) and landmarks.

  • Never climb on waterfalls.

  • No diving

  • Always carry quality rain gear and turn back in bad weather. If you become wet or cold, it is important to get dry and warm as
    quickly as possible, avoiding hypothermia.

  • All hikers should carry a whistle, which can be heard far away and takes less energy than yelling. Three short blasts is a sign of distress.

  • Carry plenty of drinking water and never assume stream water is safe to drink.

  • Don’t count on cell phones to work in the wilderness. Also, don’t rely on a GPS to prevent you from getting lost.

  • Wear bright colors.

  • Give yourself plenty of time for your hike. The weather changes quickly in the canyon. Plan to be off the trails well before dark.

  • Always wear sturdy shoes. Wearing sneakers, sandals, “water shoes” and “street shoes” can lead to serious accidents.

Carry An Emergency Kit

Each hiker should have these items:

  • Water

  • First aid kit

  • Whistle

  • Small flashlight with extra batteries

  • Energy food

  • Brightly colored bandana

  • Trash bag (preferably a bright color, such as “pumpkin bags” sold in autumn). Poke a hole for your head and wear it as a poncho to stay warm and dry.

What To Do if You Are Lost

  • Stay put.

  • Make shelter.

  • Stay warm and dry.

  • Be visible and heard.

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