2012 Camping and Site Rules
Payment rules:
- Camping reservations must be paid in advance by check or via website and PayPal. See specific instructions.
- For additional purchases made on-site, cash is always welcome and checks and credit card are preferred. Make checks payable to PANGAEA. Pay by credit card via website and PayPal.
- Payment goes to Trish, Darlene or Tonya before leaving the site at the end of your stay. If unable to find one of us, then place in the “black/orange” lock-box in garage beneath the AED/First Aid Kit.
Definitions:
Day is any 24 hr period of time
Weekend is arrival on Friday, out on Sunday PM or Monday AM.
Week is 5 to 7 consecutive days.
Month is any 30 consecutive days.
Summer is Memorial Day through Labor Day.
Dog is a four legged furry animal with a name.
Inside the circle means: within the roads around the ponds.
Speed Limit:
Keep it to 15 mph or under; remember you are sharing a common driveway.
Watch for children, dogs, turtles, frogs and the occasional adult that will wander in the way of traffic.
Skiing
Sets behind Pangaea Boat (refer to definitions above as well):
$30 per Set
Price break for kids, 3 sets for the price of 2.
Sets MUST be written in log book by boat driver.
Skier MUST sign waiver before saying “In Gear, Tally-Ho”/”Hit it”.
Payment due before your visit at the compound concludes.
Deli line for who skis when - basically first come first served; however when George or any of his family arrives they have first dibs, then anyone that has been working the site, then those that are walk-ins.
Sets with own boat (upper lake, prior permission from George):
$50 per day, $100 per weekend, $200 for a week, $500 for the summer
$5 per gallon of gas when using Pangaea fuel
Fix and replace any course damage; this could include resurveying ($1000 a pop) depending on situation.
Camping
Length of Stay:
Nightly $25 (20 or 30 amps)
Weekend $50 (20 or 30 amps)
Weekly $100 (20 or 30 amps)
Summer $1100
Amenities Included/Extras:
Camping prices include: electrical, picnic table, recreational facilities (soccer, lacrosse, Frisbee golf, horse shoes, hiking, biking, yada, yada – you get the picture)
Extra Fees (must be coordinated):
- garbage can &/or disposal - $5 per visit
- own Port-a-Pot - flat rate of $100 regardless of length of stay
- 30 amp “Pangaea Size” extension cord - $10 per visit
- use of trap field – coordinate with George
The Tanks:
Fresh Water tank can be filled up at house – but only ONE camper per day or the equivalent of 40 gallons – coordination is required through Darlene (if Darlene is not available see Tonya or George).
Emptying holding tanks can be arranged through Fred’s Sanitation. This needs to be scheduled and paid for in advance by Sunday for emptying during the week. Please see Darlene or Tonya to coordinate. Cost to empty is $35 – payable to Fred’s Sanitation.
Dogs:
Need to be on leash, inside the circle, during tournaments.
Pick up what they leave behind.
Need to abide by Quiet hours (below) as well. Woof!
Parking (see map):
- Lower Lake – Lake Side 1 through 18 – Pull straight into site, meaning tongue towards lake, or angle tongue towards house.
- Lower Lake – Soccer Field 19 through 23 – Back into site, tongue towards road or angled toward house (if not enough room for straight in).
- Upper Lake – Parallel to road or angled, tongue towards Mahr Road.
Any exceptions to the above must be reviewed with Darlene McCormick.
Must keep cars off the roads, park on grass.
Other:
QUIET hours: 10pm through 7am.
Trash: must be in a container outside or inside camper. PLEASE do not leave bags outside (pests get ‘em). If you don’t have a trash can please ask for one.
Full House:
In the situation where there are 6+ campers on site and temperature is AC-worthy please adhere to the following courtesy rules:
- use gas for refrigerator instead of electric
- AC usage may need to be rationed and likely coordinated in intervals; that said, be prepared to not run AC 24x7
- limit the volume of lights that are on
- use gas stove instead of microwave
- use gas to run water heater instead of electric
Lodging/Camping Questions
Address questions to Darlene McCormick:
Email is preferred as a starting
point for questions.
When a phone conversation is desired, please call my landline, 802-496-4940,
prior to July and during August after Regionals. If I need to call you back, I will be calling by cell
phone. Cell phone reception is not great at my home in Vermont (2 bars max.),
so if we play phone tag, please try to call me back on my landline even
though you'll have my cell phone number in your caller ID (or I may not get your call).
During July, Regionals and Labor Day, call my cell phone number as needed, 802-498-4444, or see
me at my RV spot #8.