These guidelines aim to inform user groups of their responsibilities from the time they arrive on site and until they depart. These policies are designed ensure user safety while also maintaining the environmental integrity of the site.

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• No ATV’s on site. (There are no exceptions to this rule.)

• Park in designated parking area only

• Do not drive beyond parking area. (No driving on site other than to park a trailer. Once you arrive, your vehicle should remain parked.)

• Please stay on the designated trails.

• Fires are to be kept in designated fire pits only.

• Do not pick, cut or collect vegetation from the site. (Botany studies take place here and the vegetation needs to remain intact.)

• Do not feed, handle or provoke wildlife.

• Sporting equipment belonging to the site is off limits without prior arrangement and a security deposit held.

• Loud music is discouraged and noise should be kept to a minimum after 10 PM. (Sound carries easily across the lake.)

• Beverages or liquid items must not be dumped on the ground. Instead may be poured into the sink at the south end of the kitchen. (This includes toothpaste and rinse.)

• No glass containers are permitted outdoors.

• Take your garbage and recycling inside at night and pack it out with you when you leave.

• Clean up pet’s leavings and do not allow pets harass wildlife. Pets are not permitted to roam freely.

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The Bouldering wall, Challenge Course and Sporting equipment is strictly off limits without presence or permission of the site Coordinator. If planning to use these areas, a waiver needs to be requested and signed ahead of time.

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Please understand that the Cameron Lake Outdoor Education and Environmental Studies Center is available for your use provided that you act in accordance to the use planning of the site. Although you may recreate here, the site is first and foremost an Environmental Learning Center for School District 60. Please be respectful of these considerations.