2018 FEE SCHEDULE SPRINGWATER FOREST - …

1 2018 FEE SCHEDULER eservation $ Vehicle Fee (per night)..$ $ amp. Service ..$ amp. Service ..$ $ amp. $ amp. Service ..$ $ amp. $ amp. $ CAMPING (per person) In Group Camping Areas OnlyScouting/Guiding/Church $ Other Groups (minimum 20 campers): $ $ $ $ $ Day (up to 4 hours)..$ Day (after 4 hours)..$ WASTE REMOVAL *fee applies to group camping, unservicedcamping, and non-camping unitsDump $ EVENTS CALENDAR May 12 Tim Hortons Kids Trout DerbyJune 8-10 Van FestJuly 28 Paws-itively Elgin FundraiserAugust 17-19 Eaglesmith Charity Music FestivalDecember 1 Christmas Spirit WalkSPRINGWATER FORESTThe SPRINGWATER FOREST is a national rarity, a 150hectare Carolinian FOREST containing more endangeredspecies than any other zone in Canada. The forestcontains a diverse variety of interdependent animalsand plants.

2 The catfish Creek Conservation Authority asks for amodest $ to use the trail system in theSpringwater cuts have eliminated all funding to maintainand manage the FOREST as a safe and enjoyableenvironment for the public to funds collected will be invested directly back intothe FOREST to help offset expenses associated withfollowing costs: Routine Trail Maintenance, HazardousTree Removal, Insurance, Capital Improvements andInvestments, Signage, Garbage Creek Conservation Authority is a registeredcharitable organization that can issue official taxreceipts for minimum donations of $ you for your understanding and continuedsupport towards the preservation of the SpringwaterForest!FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACTC atfish Creek Conservation Authority8079 SPRINGWATER Rd, RR#5, Aylmer, Ontario N5H 2R4 Office Hours: weekdays from 8:30 to 4:30 : (519) 773-9037 !

3 Fax: (519) 765-1489 Email: ** Publication date: June 7, 2018 **INFORMATION FOR CAMPERS2018 WELCOME TO SPRINGWATER CONSERVATION AREAThe Board of Directors and staff of the catfish Creek ConservationAuthority are pleased that you chose the SPRINGWATER ConservationArea as your vacation destination. We hope you have an enjoyablecamping experience swimming, fishing, hiking, or just relaxing andenjoying nature at its best. Should you have any suggestions, questions, problems, ordifficulties during your visit with us, please do not hesitate to speakto the SEASONF riday, May 18 to Monday, October 8, 2018 GATEHOUSE / STORE HOURSMay, June, September & October:Fridays9:00am 9:00pmSaturday, Sunday & Holiday Mondays9:00am 5:00pmJuly & August:Sunday to Saturday9:00am 9:00pmSupplying: firewood, novelty ice cream, snack foods, drinks, ice, drygoods, canoe rentals, fishing rod / tackle note: in bad weather the store may close earlyCANCELLATION POLICYC ancellations on Transient Camping must be made with a minimum of24 hours notice.

4 Otherwise, the camper will be refunded the amountpaid LESS one night camping plus the reservation POLICYThe Authority may warn or evict any camper or visitor failing tocomply with the rules of this campground.** NO REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED **MAIN ENTRANCE GATE PROCEDURESAll campers must STOP and wait for gates to be raised between eachvehicle before entering the campground. Driving around the barriersis against operational procedures and will be strictly are provided a Permit to ensure prompt entrance into thecampground. Please ensure the Permit is visible to the AND REGULATIONST hese rules, regulations, and standards were developed to maintaina level of safety and consistency at the SPRINGWATER Conservation Areacampground and are based on CCCA s Ontario Regulation 201/88. All Conservation Area users are responsible for knowing all the rulesand regulations.

5 Violation(s) may result in eviction without refund, apermanent ban and/or fine, and the possibility of court action. CCCA enforces a Zero Tolerance Policy. At the discretion of CCCA, permitsmay be revoked at any time without refund. Conservation Area staffare responsible for interpretation and enforcement of these rules,regulations, and standards. This is not an exhaustive list. Maximum speed limit within the property is 15 km/hr. Camping permits must be displayed on the dashboard of yourvehicle and campsite post. Campsites are designed for a maximum of one tent or one traileronly, plus a dining tent. Maximum of 6 overnight campers allowed on one site. One car is permitted on your site; others must be left at visitorparking. Alcoholic beverages are permitted on your campsite only. Thereis a total alcohol ban during the Victoria Day long weekend.

6 Quiet time is from 11:00 until 8:00 ; no excessive noiseis allowed at any time. Visitors are permitted until 11:00 No visitors will be allowedin after 9:00 Registered campsite permit holders areresponsible for actions and safety of all individuals on their site. No abusive or insulting language, nor threatening behaviour bycampers or their pets will be tolerated. Pets must be kept on a 2-metre leash and controlled at all must clean up after your pet. Pets are not allowed in theswimming area and/or in any building. Help us keep the campground clean. Please dispose of garbageand litter in bags provided and place in garbage bin in servicearea. Sewage dumping stations are provided, and included withserviced camping fees. All sewage must be contained within yourcamping unit. Due to electrical demand on individual sites the use of airconditioners is only allowed on 30 amp-serviced sites.

7 Generators are not permitted (except with Special Event contract) No dirt bikes, ATVs, mini-bikes, or scooters allowed. No riding bicycles after dark unless equipped with a light. No motorized boats or floatables are allowed on SpringwaterPond. The beach area closes at 8:30 Campsites must be cleaned before check out time at 12:00 you wish to extend your permit, please contact , extensions can not be guaranteed. In addition to all regulations noted above, Conservation AreasRegulations, Section 29, Regulation 100 under the ConservationAuthorities Act also apply. All exterior decorative lighting must be turned off from 12:00midnight to 8:30 All visitor parking areas are for vehicles only Miniature electric vehicles are not allowed on the roads without thesupervision of an adultGENERAL INFORMATIONF irewood Campers are prohibited from transporting firewood into theConservation Area.

8 Firewood is available for purchase at theGatehouse Located in the White s Mill & Pine Ridge stations for trailer septic systems are located near thecomfort stations in Poplar Hill, Pineridge, Spruce Woods, andWhite s depot is located west of the King Fisher camping area. Garbagebags are provided to campers upon arrival. Please deposit allrefuse in the provided bins at the depot, there is no collectiondirectly from the campsites. RecyclingA depot is located west of the King Fisher camping area. Recyclingbags are provided to campers upon arrival. Glass, plasticcontainers (1&2), pop cans and newspaper are acceptablerecycling materials.