M.D. of Provost #52

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CAMPING

1. Entrance gates will be closed between 11 pm and 6 am.
2. Quiet hours will be observed from 11 pm until 6 am. No objectionable disturbance or unreasonable noise will be allowed at any time.
3. No glass beverage containers are allowed in the park.
4. Overnight camping is only allowed in the campground area, or upon the premises of a leased lot provided the presence of a tent or recreational vehicle upon same does not pose an unreasonable obstruction or hazard, to be determined by the landlord or his designate at their sole discretion.
5. A camping permit is required for overnight camping in all campsites and for any camping units in leased lots - (1 small tent per permit will be included).
6. All campers must register and obtain a camping permit. These permits are non-transferable and non-refundable.
7. The permit holder is responsible for all actions of visitors and camping party members in the campsite.
8. All campsites are on a first-come, first-served basis with the exception of pre-booked family reunions.
9. Only one recreation vehicle per campsite or leased lot is allowed unless other arrangements are made.
10. Campers may stay for a maximum of 14 consecutive days in one allotted campsite. If staying longer campers must move to another site, unless permission is granted by the landlord or his designate.
11. Visitor's vehicles should be parked in designated parking areas if they must leave the campground after 11 pm.
12. Tents are only allowed in designated areas.
13. Campfires are permitted only in the facilities provided for that purpose. Campers must ensure that all fires are extinguished before leaving.
14. No person shall operate an Off-Highway vehicle in the Park.
15. Individuals who cannot provide camping status may be asked to leave.

GENERAL

1. Pets must be kept on a leash at all times.
2. Cutting, defacing or removing park property or any plant, fossil or rock is prohibited.
3. Feeding or harassing wild animals is prohibited.
4. Liquor is allowed only within a camper's registered campsite. If a camper is found in possession of liquor in washrooms, camp kitchens, roads, beaches, picnic or other public areas, they will be subject to prosecution under the Alberta Liquor Act.