Camp Grizzly

Registration and Arrival Check In Procedure - Check In: 1:00 PM - Check Out: 12:00 PM - Check-in is 1 to 6 PM. - For early or late check-in, guests must contact the Ranger before arriving. - We ask all guests to call the Ranger an hour before arrival for current check-in procedures. - While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement. Campground Navigation - Please be respectful of your neighbors and do not walk through other sites. - Only use main roads and designated pathways to navigate the campground. Speed Limit - The camp speed limit is 5 mph. This policy is to keep you, your children, and your pets safe. - Exceeding this speed limit will result in a warning. - Multiple warnings will result in you being asked to leave. - Safety is our number one priority. Quiet Time Policies - 10 PM to 7 AM. - Anyone playing loud music will be warned once and then asked to leave without a refund. Parking - Please do not park your vehicle, trailer, or boat in an adjacent site. - Use of more than one site will result in additional charges. - Vehicles may be driven to your site for loading/unloading. - Once unloaded, please park vehicles in the designated parking lots. - Vehicles should be backed in for safety and emergency evacuation purposes. Bicycles - Bicycles are permitted in our camp. - Helmets and shoes must always be worn when riding. - Please be careful around other guests. Off-Highway Vehicles (OHV) - All-terrain vehicles, dirt bikes, motorcycles, golf carts, and other OHVs are not permitted at our camp. - Thank you for your understanding. Severe Weather - In case of severe weather, seek shelter in the dining hall or bathrooms. Evacuation Procedures - Should there be a need to evacuate the camp, you will be informed by the Ranger where to go. - For the safety of you and others, please follow all instructions. Electrical Use - You are responsible for understanding how many amps you are using in your RV. - Amp usage over the amps provided can overload your circuit breaker. Restrooms - For the comfort of all our guests, restrooms are open 24/7 except for temporary closing during cleaning. - We ask for your help in keeping the restrooms clean. Waterfront - Swimming is not permitted outside of designated areas. - There is no lifeguard on duty. For the safety of our guests, the waterfront is available from dawn until dusk. - Anyone under 18 must always be supervised. - Alcohol, horseplay, running, loud music, glass containers, and diving are not permitted on the waterfront. - Failure to follow these rules may result in you being asked to leave without a refund. Trash Disposal and Recycling - Trash cans are located throughout the camp. - Please tie trash bags closed and put your trash completely in the trash container. - If the can is full, please find another container. - Do not place your trash on the ground. Woodland creatures are attracted to left-out food, and while we think they are cute and wonderful animals, we don’t want you to find a surprise nighttime visitor. - Do not dispose of wires, oil, furniture, mattresses, chemicals, or any toxic waste in our trash cans. - Failure to adhere to this rule may result in charges for disposal fees. Cleaning - Guests are responsible for cleaning up facilities after use. - Failure to do so will result in additional cleaning fees. - Tent sites should be swept for trash, and trash taken to the dumpster. - Buildings should be swept, mopped, all food preparation surfaces sanitized, all tables and chairs stored, and trash taken to the dumpster. Children - Children under 18 must always be supervised by an adult. Alcohol - Alcohol is not permitted in the communal areas of the camp. - Please keep all alcohol in your sight or vehicle. - Failure to follow these rules will result in you being asked to leave. Safety and Emergencies - Open fires are not permitted in our campground. - Fires must be in designated fire rings. - Guests are responsible for following all state and local fire restrictions, including seasonal fire bans. - Failure to follow these rules will result in you being asked to leave without a refund. - If you observe any activity you believe to be of concern, contact the ranger on the property immediately. - Fireworks and firearms are strictly prohibited in our camp. - The prohibition of fireworks includes, but is not limited to, sparklers, smoke bombs, aerials, and firecrackers. - The prohibition of firearms includes, but is not limited to, airsoft, BB, and pellet guns. - If these items are seen outside of your vehicle, you will be asked to leave immediately without a refund. - Injuries while camping on our property are the responsibility of the guest. - The Inland Northwest Council and our campgrounds are in no way responsible for your injuries. - If you need to call 911 for any reason, please contact the ranger so they can be prepared to escort the emergency personnel to your site. Pet Policy - No pets allowed during Scout events - We ask that you always keep your pets on a leash. - This helps you, your pet, and other guests stay safe. - Pets, except licensed service animals, are not allowed in the dining hall or meeting rooms due to county laws and health codes. - Be a good neighbor and always clean up after your pet. Failure to clean up after your pet will result in you being asked to leave without a refund. - Pets may not be left unattended in our camp. Please do not tie your pet to any trees, doors, or fences. - Under no circumstances are pets allowed on the furniture. Additional cleaning fees will be charged per incident. - Due to insurance requirements, all pets must be vaccinated at our camp. - Please make sure your pet’s vaccinations, including rabies, are up to date. - Excessive barking is not tolerated and disturbs your neighbors. - Please note that excessive barking may result in you being asked to leave without a refund.