Riverbend RV Park and Cabins

Park Rules & Directions

GENERAL PARK RULES

• Our Park's quiet hours are from 10 PM until 8 AM. We ask you kindly to always consider your neighbor during your stay. TV and radio sound travel to your neighbor. Most families prefer a more natural setting. Therefore, if you must have your TV outside, please place it as discreetly as possible, so those who are not interested in your TV may enjoy their time as well.
• Packages can be forwarded to the Park's address for you to pick up. If your delivery comes before your reservation, we will hold your package until you arrive or we will contact you if a delivery is made after you leave.

Vehicles and Parking

• The Speed Limit for all vehicles throughout the campground is 5 M.P.H. We realize that this is ridiculously slow. If you do not feel that you are driving ridiculously slow, then you are driving too fast. Motorcycles, ATV’s and all vehicles should be driven to and from campsites only. Please remember that you share the road with bicyclists and pedestrians. In summary, this rule and policy is for everyone's safety and to also keep the park a pleasant environment for all of our guests
• All RV's and vehicles must comply with regulations and are required to be tagged and registered. In addition, RV’s cannot be older than 10 years old, unless they have been fully restored and considered “vintage.” All of our sites are provided with 50 amps so no generators need to be running unless there is a power outage. Other than RV use, no other use of water or sewer sources are permissible.
• Bicycles and Scooters must not be ridden after dusk and should be ridden under control at all times. Vehicles and bicycles should always use caution and yield to pedestrians for everyone's safety.
• Parking a vehicle is not allowed in empty sites. All RV's must be parked as instructed by a Riverbend RV Park Staff Member. Our policy is to guide you into your site in order help you maximize the space. Parking a towed vehicle should not obstruct the main road in front of your site. If your trailer is too large to fit into your site, please ask us about available overflow trailer parking.

Facilities

• Bathrooms and showers facilities are closed daily for cleaning.
• The Laundry room is open from 8 am - 10 pm. Please do not hang clotheslines.
• Day visitors and guests must register at the office. In addition, all Park rules apply to your guests and day visitors must leave by 10 pm. Visitors and guests will be charged .00 per person to give them access to the Parks facilities. The restroom and laundry are for paying guests only.
• Trash is to be placed in the provided containers. Please do not leave your trash un-contained outside for any time. We ask that you keep the perimeter of your unit and site clean, tidy, and rubbish free.
• Grills are not furnished in every site, but you are welcome to bring a propane or charcoal grill. We ask that you do not grill on the picnic tables for safety reasons.
• Trees are a natural beauty. Please do not harm or tie pets to the trees and vegetation that live at the campground. In addition, please do not throw hot grease or chemicals on the grass.
• Outdoor gazeboes are allowed on your RV site, as long as they do not interfere with adjacent sites. However, additional tents for sleeping are not permitted to be set up in RV sites.
• Political flags and/or signs, other than the US flag, are not to be displayed or seen from outside.

Smoking and Alcohol

• The consumption of alcohol is to be enjoyed in a responsible manner. Drunkenness, use of illegal drugs, and disorderly conduct will not be tolerated. Alcoholic beverages are to be consumed by adults 21 years of age only. If you are offending this policy and rules you will be evicted from the campground. In conclusion, anyone using illegal substances will be asked to leave the campground immediately.
• Smoking, Vaping and Marijuana are not permitted in cabins, bathrooms, the laundry room and the office within the Park Property. Furthermore, smoking marijuana in outdoor and indoor public places is illegal in Colorado. All common areas in the Park are designated Smoke-Free areas. We request that if you are smoking outdoors, that you are aware of the effects of second-hand smoke and are considerate of your neighbors’ health and well being. In addition, if evidence/observation of violating the smoking policy, a 0 fee will be added to your bill.

Safety

• Children are considered the parent's responsibility. For safety, please accompany your young children to the restrooms.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult after 10 PM.
• Campfires should be kept small and under control at all times for safety. Your open fire is permitted in a fire ring and is required to be extinguished by 10 pm or prior to leaving your campsite. BUY IT WHERE YOU BURN IT.
• Firewood can carry invasive insects and diseases that can kill native trees. New infestations of these insects and diseases can destroy our forests, lessen property values, and cost a great deal to manage and control. Please purchase firewood at the Park. Above all, any local, state or federal government regulations shall supersede campground fire regulations.
• Security: Our Park is monitored by video and audio surveillance. Management resides on the property and strictly monitors and enforces campground rules and regulations for everyone's safety. In addition, local law enforcement also routinely drives through the campground. We ask that you notify management of any security concerns.
• Fireworks and the discharge of firearms are illegal and not allowed in the Park.
• Safety & disclaimer: We suggest that you secure your valuables at all times. The management or owners will not be responsible for accidents, injuries, or loss of property by or any unforeseen acts beyond their control. Trespassing on sites or adjoining property is prohibited.
• All persons using the Park's facilities do so at their own risk. Furthermore, all guest are required to read and sign the Park’s Term of Service.
• Emergencies: Report any emergencies, issues or complaints to the campground attendant. When an attendant is unavailable, or in extreme emergencies, contact the Sheriff’s Department (+1) 970 252-4023 or call 911.

Park Pet Rules & Policies

We are animal lovers, very fond of pets and appreciate the fact that people recognize their pets to be an integral part of their family. We ask that you obey and respect the following Park Pet Rules & Policies out of respect to all fellow campers and pets.

• To prevent injury to your pets, please keep them on a leash (no greater than 6 feet) at all times.
• For health and safety reasons, pets are not allowed in campground buildings.
• Please do not leave your pet unattended outside your camper.
• Any pets showing aggressive behavior will be asked to leave and you will not be given a refund.
• You are held responsible to pick up after your pet.
• We ask you to show respect to your neighbors by not allowing your pet to bark and disrupt their peace and privacy. If a barking problem persists Riverbend Management may request the dog to be removed from the property.
• All guests are responsible and liable for any personal injury or damage caused by their pet with regards to other guests.
• All domestic household pets are required to be inoculated and shall wear identification tags.

Service Animal Policy

Our park welcomes visitors with service animals. The ADA and Colorado law define a service animal as a dog that is individually trained to perform tasks or do work for the benefit of a person with a physical or mental disability. (In some circumstances, a miniature horse who is individually trained also qualifies as a service animal.) The tasks or work the animal does must be directly related to the person’s disability. Service animals are “dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities,” according to the Revised Americans with Disabilities Act Service Animal Requirements. Our Pet Policy applies to service animals with the following exemptions:

• Service animals in a working capacity are allowed in all public areas of the park when accompanied by a visitor with a disability; and,
• Service animals should be harnessed, leashed or tethered unless such devices interfere with the service animal’s work, or if the visitor’s disability prevents the use of these devices. In that case, the visitor must maintain control of the animal through voice, signal or other effective controls.

We understand that service animals may need recreational breaks; therefore, if a service animal is not working (e.g., running around, playing fetch, etc.), it is only permitted at designated pet locations. Neither the ADA nor Colorado’s service animal law includes pets or what are often referred to as “emotional support animals”: animals that provide a sense of safety, companionship, and comfort to those with psychiatric or emotional disabilities or conditions. Although these animals often have therapeutic benefits, they are not individually trained to perform specific tasks for their handlers. Under the ADA and Colorado law, owners of public accommodations are not required to allow emotional support animals, only service animals.

Riverbend RV Park owners or staff will issue one verbal warning if you or your guests are in violation of our pet rules & policies. A second violation of our rules & policies will result in immediate eviction from the park with no refund or camp credit.