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Fire- Fires must be contained within a raised brazier or one of the existing site fire circles only. There is NO digging allowed on site. Please have emergency distinguishing measures readily handy. No firewood is available for sale on site, but may be scavanged from the surrounding woods (down wood only).
Pets- Dogs are allowed on site as long as all NY laws are followed (leashed and picked up after). There is a dumpster located behind the feast hall for disposal of pet waste. Chronic non-compliance with this policy may result in the parties involved being asked to leave the site.
Parking and Off-loading- After Trolling in you can unload your vehicle and then please immediately move it to the designated parking area.
Children- For the safety of the children, we require that those under 5 be with a parent or guardian, and that children between the ages of 5 and 12 be within sight/sound of a parent or guardian at all times. Parents/Guardians are responsible for the behavior of their children. Chronic non-compliance with this policy may result in the parties involved being asked to leave the site.
Also, Minors attending with an adult other than their parent or legal guardian are REQUIRED to present both a medical consent form and a minor’s release form signed by their parent or legal guardian
Weather- Late October in the southern Adirondack Park can have extremes in temperatures.
Please, for your own comfort, pack with either of these extremes in mind. Also, please do not forget your sunscreen!
Showers- A six stall hot (104degree) water shower area is available.
Water- Potable water spigots are located in several locations around the site, and will be indicated on the site map in your program near pavilions and privies.
Lake- Please respect the site's rules and do not go into or onto the water. There are no lifeguards on duty.
Pets- Dogs are allowed on site as long as all NY laws are followed (leashed and picked up after). There is a dumpster located behind the feast hall for disposal of pet waste. Chronic non-compliance with this policy may result in the parties involved being asked to leave the site.
Parking and Off-loading- After Trolling in you can unload your vehicle and then please immediately move it to the designated parking area.
Children- For the safety of the children, we require that those under 5 be with a parent or guardian, and that children between the ages of 5 and 12 be within sight/sound of a parent or guardian at all times. Parents/Guardians are responsible for the behavior of their children. Chronic non-compliance with this policy may result in the parties involved being asked to leave the site.
Also, Minors attending with an adult other than their parent or legal guardian are REQUIRED to present both a medical consent form and a minor’s release form signed by their parent or legal guardian
Weather- Late October in the southern Adirondack Park can have extremes in temperatures.
Please, for your own comfort, pack with either of these extremes in mind. Also, please do not forget your sunscreen!
Showers- A six stall hot (104degree) water shower area is available.
Water- Potable water spigots are located in several locations around the site, and will be indicated on the site map in your program near pavilions and privies.
Lake- Please respect the site's rules and do not go into or onto the water. There are no lifeguards on duty.
AVERAGES
Hi 57°F
Lo 34°F
RECORDS
Hi 77°F
Lo 20°F
Hi 57°F
Lo 34°F
RECORDS
Hi 77°F
Lo 20°F
Fall Crown Tournament
October 25, 2008
October 25, 2008
