OSCEOLA COUNTY PARKS RULES & REGULATIONS
1 A vehicle permit is required for
entrance into the parks. Vehicle permits
must be permanently affixed to the vehicle’s windshield. There shall be no moving of permits from vehicle
to vehicle. The permit issued must be
visible to park employees. Vehicles shall be kept in designated areas.
2 It shall be unlawful to camp
without a written permit. Checkout time
is 12:00 p.m. and check in is at 2:00 p.m.
3 Campsite occupancy is limited to
eight people, one recreational unit per site, one small tent and one vehicle
per site.
4 Campers shall not move from
assigned sites to a different site unless authorized by park employees. A campsite is considered to be occupied if it
is paid for, do not occupy any campsite even if unoccupied until it is paid
for.
5 It shall be unlawful to make
excessive noise, and quiet will be observed after 11:00 p.m. Visitors must leave by 11:00 p.m. No entry into park after 11:00 p.m. except by
registered campers. Children 16 and
younger must be accompanied by an adult 18 years of age or older. No use of generators allowed.
6 Parents are responsible for the
safety and supervision of their children.
All children must be supervised when they are using the restrooms,
playgrounds and beach. Parents please
advise children to respect the rights and privacy of others by not cutting
through campsites.
7 It shall be unlawful to sublet any
trailer or camping unit. No vendors
allowed.
8 The beach and swimming area are
open during daylight hours only. Swimming
is at your own risk; there is no lifeguard on duty.
9 No glass containers are permitted
in beach area.
10 For safety reasons, no bikes or
roller blades after dark.
11 No ORV’s allowed in parks except on
trailers.
12 Golf Carts may be operated by a
licensed driver only, and can be operated on park roadways only.
13 Fireworks are not permitted at any
time.
14 Upon departure from the park, the
campsite or picnic site shall be left neat and clean.
15 Garbage shall be disposed of in
containers provided by the park. No
garbage shall be burned within the limits of park.
16 It is unlawful to dispose of
private household garbage in receptacles provided on
17 No liquid waste of any kinds, such
as; but not limited to human excreta, sink, lavatory, shower, and laundry
liquid waste shall be discharged onto the surface, onto the ground, or into the
water.
18 No person shall dispose of sanitary
napkins, disposable diapers, or paper towels, and/or other such items into
toilets.
19 Fish cleaning shall be carried on
in designated areas only.
20 No animal washing or vehicle
washing any place within the park.
21 All animals shall be under control
and on a leash not exceeding 6 feet in length.
No animals are permitted within water or land area designated as a swimming
beach. No animals are permitted to
create a disturbance. Any animal
creating a disturbance or running loose may be removed from the park. Owners will be responsible to clean up animal
droppings.
22 It shall be unlawful to remove,
destroy or mutilate
23 No person or persons shall take it
upon themselves to install septic systems, water lines, electrical systems, or
tamper with any park facilities. No
burying lines.
24 The Osceola County Parks Commission
reserves the right to refuse services or accommodations to anyone. You do not have the
right to disturb the normal operations of the park by being intoxicated, or
through disruptive or disorderly behavior.
Alcohol may be consumed only at campsites or picnic sites.
25 All park rules are enforced. If you fail to comply with any park rule
after being contacted by park employees, the manager may evict you from the
park. If you refuse to leave, you can be
charged with trespassing and could be arrested.
26 Complaints shall be directed to
employees. If there is no resolution to
your complaint, direct your concerns to the Parks Director. If the Parks Director fails to resolve your
complaint, your concerns can be submitted in writing to the parks
administrative office, so that they may be brought before the full Parks
Commission at their next meeting.
Revised 08/09/11
OSCEOLA COUNTY PARKS
2012
Rates
Vehicle Parking Fees
Annual
Sticker 20.00
per vehicle/year
Daily
Pass 6.00
per day
Three
Night Pass 15.00
Rose Lake
Park & Crittenden Park
Seasonal
– Premium 1,600.00
(plus electric charges)
Seasonal
– Non Premium 1,500.00 (plus
electric charges)
Seasonal
- Full Hookup 2,100.00
Monthly
- Premium 400.00
Monthly
– Non Premium 375.00
Monthly
– Full Hookup 450.00
Weekly-
Premium 130.00
Weekly
– Non Premium 118.00
Weekly
– Primitive 100.00
Weekly
– Full Hookup 150.00
Daily
- Premium 22.00
Daily
– Non Premium 20.00
Daily
– Primitive 17.00
Daily
– Full Hookup 25.00
Non-Camper
Shower Use 3.00
Dump
Station Fee 10.00
Winter
Storage 150.00
Pavilion
Reservation Fee 70.00
Pavilion
Usage Fee (if not reserved) 60.00
Pavilion
Cleaning Deposit 25.00
(refundable if clean)
Paddle Boat Rental 3.00 per hour
Row Boat Rental 3.00 per hour
Row Boat Rental 10.00 per day
2012 Season
Parks
Season opens May 11, 2012 to September 30, 2012
Crittenden Park
The Osceola County Parks Commission cordially invites you to our pleasant little center of the state. Spend a weekend, spend a week, or spend the summer.
We are
making strides at becoming the best park system we can be. We offer clean, well
maintained facilities and grounds; friendly, helpful staff; great swimming and
fishing and an exciting variety of other recreational activities that vary from
park to park.
The
Osceola County Parks are not supported by a yearly tax
appropriation, but must rely instead on camping and vehicle permits that you,
the park user, pay to enter and enjoy our parks.
We hope
to see you soon at one or all of your Osceola County Parks.
Osceola County Parks Commission
(231) 832-6130 Fax: (231) 832-6130 (call first)
Email: oscparks@live.com
www.osceola-county.org