8294364 Canada Inc COB White Lake Campground

Policies – Schedule A

GENERAL CONDITIONS

Campground Management has taken all reasonable means to ensure that your stay here will be safe, pleasant and enjoyable. This property is owned and operated by 8294364 Canada Inc. COB (Carrying on Business as) White Lake Campground and is obligated to abide by all laws, federal, provincial and local. Management of this property has been wholly assigned to Robert Hall and Kim Dinel who as Property Managers are responsible and obligated to maintain the business and its property as they see fit in the best interest of both the owner and the campers. Many of the following rules, regulations and policies are required by law, and other policies are for the safety, health and welfare of campers, as well as for the protection of the property rights of the campground owner. Consideration and courtesy to others together with your cooperation in maintaining your unit is your responsibility in this agreement and will help sustain the standards of White Lake Campground and as such these policies are for your guidance and observance. 

PAYMENTS AND PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE

• Occupants are expected to pay their accounts and invoices provided from the campground within the due dates.
• Service fees will be charged on delinquent accounts, a fee of $100 will also be charged for any NSF cheque.
• Seasonal campers must have and provide proof of a principal residence within the province of Ontario or Quebec.
  • It cannot be a mailbox or other form of address with no residential capabilities

CAMPING SEASON AND OCCUPANCY TERMS

• Rate includes 1 camping trailer and 1 boat trailer during the current camping season.
• One of the primary campers must be present when guests are on their site or on campground property.
• Any trailer occupying a site will be charged a seasonal fee whether in use or not
• Trailers are to be kept in good repair, sites to be kept neat and free of rubbish or debris
• Camping season extends from May 1st to the last Sunday in October annually (weather permitting).
• The campground does not, either during the camping season or outside of it, guarantee services and is not responsible for damages related to the loss of electricity, or any water / septic issues that may impact a campers’ experience in any way whatsoever.
• Any person not named on the LOO (License of Occupation) are considered visitors.
  • All visitors must be registered prior to or upon arrival, but prior to entering campground property.
  • Visitors are always your responsibility when on campground property and as such, their actions reflect on you as the registered camper.
  • As your guests’ actions become yours so be sure to review the policies with them prior to arrival including speed limit, parking and other behaviors.

ELECTRICTY, WATER AND SEPTIC

• Campground electricity is not guaranteed. There may be periods throughout the season where the electricity is unavailable, either because of Hydro One issues or work being done in the campground
  • Unless an emergency, the campground will endeavor to provide ample notice to registered campers of any potential power outages caused by Management or campground representatives
  • Under no circumstances is the campground owner, management, employees or representatives responsible or liable for any damage or loss incurred by the camper because of an electrical disconnect for any reason whatsoever.
• Each campsite is connected to the campground’s main well and as such the following applies:
  • The water from the well is not tested and is therefore considered “non-potable” this means that humans and animals should not consume the water. It is safe to shower and wash with, but it is recommended you bring your own drinkable water from home.
  • The water outlet at your site is intended for direct connection to your trailer to run the sinks, toilet(s) and shower.
  • Water conservation is critical as the water from the well is metered and monitored by the ministry to determine the size of septic system required. This means, if the water does not go down the drain in your trailer, then it should not be used.
    • The occasional use of the water for watering flowers using a watering can is acceptable
    • The campground has provided a 300-gallon rainwater collecting tank by the laundry room that campers are welcome to use to water their flowers etc.
  • Each campsite is currently equipped with an independent, self-sufficient septic system. If properly used, it will work for years without issues. Please follow these guidelines:
    • Septic systems in campgrounds are not the same as you have at home. They are designed for occasional use not every day heavy usage AND they are not designed to be used regularly by a large number of guests – it takes time for the septic system to properly process the waste.
    • The weekly treatment of the septic system is a mandatory component. The approved chemical for ensuring that there is sufficient bacteria in the ground tank is “septo-bac” which is available at most stores and the same chemical used in residential septic systems.
    • Your connection to the septic system is your responsibility and must be clean and have no leaks. If leaks are found, they will be fixed by the campground with a minimum $50.00 service fee for each occurrence plus the cost of the necessary parts.
    • The campground does not provide annual pump outs for each site. There is however an allowance for one scheduled pump out in the event of an issue with your septic system that has been verified by campground management that it is NOT the result of improper maintenance of the system by the camper or over usage due to guests etc.
    • If the system must be pumped out because you are not properly using the septic system or not properly maintaining it, then there is a $500.00 + HST per occurrence charge.
    • We will NOT schedule a pump out on a weekend – if your septic is full you will need to go home until it is resolved. Additionally, pump outs are seldom able to be done same or next day during the week – there is typically a 72 hour turnaround from scheduling to completion.
    • Follow this simple rule: water is my friend, when having a bowel movement in a travel trailer toilet, fill it flush it, then repeat. Minimize the use of toilet paper.
    • The tank in the ground at most sites is typically 50 gallons and to work properly, is usually 50% to 60% full, this is so the chemicals will work to dissolve the biodegradable waste.
      • Regardless of what anybody tells you, waiting until your trailer tanks are full is the WORST thing you can do.
      • More frequent smaller dumps work better, even leaving the valves open helps on some units.
      • Your GREY and BLACK tanks can hold more waste than the system can handle in a single dump – if it flows onto the ground because you over fill it, you are creating a bio-hazard and you are responsible to:
        • Report it to management who is mandated to report it to the Ministry
        • Clean it yourself.

ANNUAL RENEWAL AND CAMPGROUND DEPARTURE

• Sites are renewed annually solely at the discretion of the Campground Owner and/or Management.
• If your site is not renewed for any reason whatsoever, it must be vacated no later than October 1^st of the same season your current LOO is valid for (or any date provided by Management at the time of nonrenewal or termination notification).
  • Fees for the remaining period are forfeited and non-refundable.
• Your site must be in the same or better condition than it was when you arrived. Shrubs, trees, flowers, patio stones, rocks, pathways etc. that you have placed or planted become the property of the campground and may not be removed. You may not dig up anything on your site to remove it (see environmental hold later in this document).

GENERAL SITE GUIDELINES

• Seasonal sites must be kept neat and tidy.
• The maximum quantity of firewood to be stored on each site is one cord (4’X8’X16’), placed to be as inconspicuous as possible.
• Grass cutting is the responsibility of the seasonal occupant.
• Except for equipment used by the campground to maintain the property, garden/lawn tractors are not permitted as sites are manageable by a push mower since they are a maximum 50 feet wide and 150 long depending upon their location.
  • If due to medical reasons you are unable to maintain your site, please reach out to management for alternatives.
  • Unless alternate arrangements are made with Management, grass that is not cut or trimmed on the occupant’s site will incur a minimum cost per occurrence of $100.00 for the campground to cut or trim it – this will be completed with or without notice depending upon severity.
• Sites are not to be used for storage of junk, garbage, vehicles boats or trailers of any kind. Garbage or junk strewn about/in front of a camping site will incur a cost of $75.00 for the campground management or representative(s) to remove and if applicable dispose of it without notice.
• All site changes, planting, additions, patios, fireplaces, etc. must first be approved by the management. Construction of any kind is NOT permitted during the months of July and August.
  • Some construction may be approved on newly arrived units.
• Only one trailer, and one 8×10 shed (manufactured) are permitted per site. Extra refrigerators must be concealed from view in your shed or sunroom and locked for safety reasons.
• Trailers and/or sites may NOT be loaned to family, friends or rented out.
• Chain saws are not permitted in the campground at any time.
• Generators or inverters are not to be used anytime in the campground except for extended power outages from Hydro One or during extended campground maintenance operations.
  • Generators must be placed in a position to minimize the noise to neighbouring campers.
• The installation or use of personal security cameras are not permitted during the camping season (May 1^st through the last Sunday in October) to protect the privacy of other campers. The campground however may (at the owner or Managements discretion) install cameras connected to a camper’s site for the purpose of monitoring the campgrounds critical areas or infrastructure. Camera’s record video and sound and as such risk picking up on conversations or activities of others on their sites or the common areas of the park
  • With permission cameras are permitted on your site during the off season however they must be aimed at your trailer or shed, not at other’s property or the common areas of the campground.
  • Management reserves the right to request access to and / or copies of any video taken in the event of a situation or problem in the campground.
• All commercial activity is prohibited in the campground without authorization and a permit from the Property Manager(s)
• A small temporary clothesline for drying of swimsuits, towels, small clothing articles is permitted however it must not block your neighbours view to the lake and may not be attached in such a way that it will damage trees.
• White Lake Campground, it’s management, employees or representatives are not responsible for messages. In an emergency we will endeavor to forward messages if possible.
• The campground has electronic / wireless infrastructure strategically located throughout the campground to assist in our operations and monitoring. Tampering with or modifying this equipment is prohibited and considered vandalism.

OCCASIONAL OFF-SEASON ACCESS AND USAGE:

At the sole discretion of Management and / or the Owner of the property you may be granted the ability to access the property temporarily during the off season.

• The campground is completely closed and off limits to seasonal campers (by mandate of the province) who are not authorized for the purpose of assisting in campground closing / opening operations for any reason during the following periods:
  • November 1^st to December 15th
  • March 15^th to May 1^st
• Water is not available, and Electricity is not guaranteed during the off season.
• Anybody who is on park property during the off season must be registered and approved of in advance of their visit using the automated system available on the campground website.
• Management is typically not on site and as such there is no guarantee roads or visitor parking will be cleared.
• Roadways may not be blocked or used for parking for any reason whatsoever.
• Security cameras are in use by the campground 24/7 for the purpose of protecting the property
• Management and the owner reserve the right deny access or to charge an off-season usage fee.

TRAILER AGE LIMITATIONS:

• The maximum age for any new trailer entering in the park is 10 years.  
• Trailers 10 years of age or older cannot be resold in the park.
  • This does not include any of the 12’ wide cottager units.  
    

GARBAGE DISPOSAL AND YARD WASTE

• We only accept household wastewhich is to be deposited into the garbage bin located by visitor parking.
• All carboard needs to be broken down or burned at your pit.
• ALL other items such as propane tanks, broken chairs, BBQ, appliances, electronics, or other furniture are to be disposed of at your homes and not in the campground.
• If the bin is full, DO NOT leave garbage outside of the bin or inside of the bin if the lids will not close, either wait until it has been emptied or take it home with you.
• Annually the campground will make available at the beginning and the end of the season a location that yard waste, in paper bags can be disposed.
  • If the designated area is full, either take your yard waste home with you or wait for it to be cleared before leaving your waste.

BEACH, COMMON AREAS, CHILDREN AND THEIR SAFTEY

• Common areas are defined as any area in the campground that is not a seasonal site, campground office or maintenance area, including but not limited to any grassy area, the boat launch, the beach, the tent area, the laundry room, the campground shop or the campground office.
• Parents are responsible for the care, safety, and supervision of their children always.
• There is no lifeguard at the beach or in any water accessible common area in the campground and as such, children must be supervised when near the water or any area where they can be hurt such as play structures etc. The campground is not liable for any injury or damage incurred while using the park property.
• Children are always the responsibility of their parents or the license holder.
  • Children should remain on their own sites or those of which they may be playing with.
  • The site license holder and the parents are responsible for any damages caused by their children, themselves or their guests.
  • Please ensure your children respect the rights of other campers by staying off their sites unless invited on to them.
• No glass containers, alcohol or drugs are permitted on the beach or in common areas.
  • Alcohol may be permitted during social committee events which are not sponsored by the campground.

PETS AND PET SAFTEY IN THE PARK

• When walking in the campground, all pets are to be kept on a reasonable length leash where you always have full control of the animal.
• Pets must be tethered when on your site, you may not depend upon a dog fence to confine them.
• Pets must be always accompanied (not left alone) when tethered at your site or anywhere in the park
• All pet droppings must be picked up immediately by the owner and not left on the ground at your own site or at other sites or locations in the park.
• Droppings are to be disposed of in the garbage and not deposited in the lake, on the park property or burned in a campfire.
• No domesticated animals are permitted at the beach or playground area, the laundry room, park office or other campground buildings.
• Kennel cages, doghouses, fenced dog runs etc. are not permitted at your campsite.
• Dog fences may not be used to delineate property lines and may only be used to create a small 10’ X 10’ maximum closed in area to help contain an animal.
  • It must be placed in an inconspicuous area so as to not impede a neighbour’s view.
  • The pet must still be tied up when in the area
  • The pet must not be left unattended when outside.
• Loud or continually barking dogs will need to be managed by the owner to minimize the noise and may NOT be left unattended in a situation that will cause them to continually bark. If this happens repetitively or we receive excessive complaints, the dog may not be allowed back into the park.

AUTOMOBILES, GOLF CARTS, SPEED LIMITS, SPEED BUMPS, OFF ROAD VEHICLES

• All vehicles, golfcarts, and trailers (boat, utility or snowmobile) that is on the campground property must be registered with the campground and licensed.
  • A link to the registration form is found on the campground website. (https://www.wlcg.ca/registermystuff)
• The speed limit in the campground is always 10KM/h for any vehicle licensed to drive on a road and this must be followed by campers, guests and contractors.
  • You are responsible to ensure anybody visiting you is aware of and follows the speed limit.
  • Non-compliance to the speed limit will result in one of the following:
    • Seasonal campers will be required to drive to and park in visitor parking only
    • Guests will be either required to park only in visitor parking or banned from the park depending upon the situation, at the sole discretion of Management.
  • Golf carts do not have in most cases speedometers. It is expected the golf cart will be operated at a reasonable speed while in use on the roads and paths in the campground.
• The campground only allows electric golf carts to be brought into the campground
  • Existing gas ones can be maintained until they no longer operate and then may be replaced with electric
  • Existing gas golf carts may not be sold and remain in the campground unless approved by management as part of a trailer sale package.
• No motorized vehicles including cars, trucks, golf carts, gas or electric powered scooters, ATV’s etc. (designed for on or off-road use) will be driven or in control of by anybody under the age of 18 without a valid G license while on park property.
  • This includes entering or exiting the park to get to and from your site.
• Cars / trucks are not golf carts, excessive use of your vehicle in the campground is prohibited.
• Impaired (alcohol or drugs) driving of any type of vehicle is prohibited.
• Refrain wherever possible from driving cars or trucks on the grass particularly to take a short cut through the campground or to avoid speed bumps.
• Speedbumps are strategically placed throughout the campground. They are there to slow down vehicles and protect the campers. We understand that you really need to get to your campsite quickly and the extra 10 seconds it takes to slow down your car or truck is an inconvenience but the person you don’t kill or the camper who does not have to tolerate the dust you don’t stir up will happily thank you.
  • Some people in the campground take it upon themselves to notify fast moving drivers that they are speeding. Rather than being offended, simply slow down.
• It is prohibited to give driving lessons in the park. Any driver must have a valid driver’s license to use a motorized vehicle licensed for the road, ATV, Scooter, snowmobile or golf cart on campground property.
• Unless using lake water, washing any type of vehicle is prohibited in the park.

BOAT TRAILERS, UTILITY TRAILERS, SNOWMOBILE TRAILERS ETC.

Your LOO allows for the storage of one boat trailer during the camping season in a designated area in the campground. Any additional trailers stored on campground property (regardless of location) during the camping season will incur a $200.00 + HST service charge.

• No trailer of any kind is allowed to be stored on your site from the first weekend in May to October 15^th
• Trailers and boats stored on your site or in the campground during the off season will each incur a $200.00 + HST off season service charge.
• All trailers must be registered and will be tagged by the campground. They are to be placed in the location assigned, you are responsible to regularly cut the grass under them.
  • If the grass exceeds 4 inches, the campground will move the trailer and cut it for you at a cost of $30.00 per occurrence.

ALCOHOL & DRUGS

• The campground is a commercial property and must abide by the laws of Ontario with respect to alcohol and drugs and as such:
  • Alcoholic beverages may be consumed on a campsite only
  • It is not permitted to transport alcohol visibly in open containers or consume alcohol other than on a camping site, therefore.
    • Consumption of alcohol in the beach, playground roadways or other common areas is prohibited unless during an approved campground / social committee event
  • The use, growth, manufacturing or consumption of illegal drugs on campground property is not allowed and will result in expulsion from the park and potentially the termination of your License of Occupation.
  • Marijuana and vaping can only be done in the confines of your trailer and must be done so to ensure that your neighbours and/or the children in the campground are not affected by or impacted by its consumption.
    • You may not grow, or manufacture products related to Marijuana (or any other drug(s)) either on your site or on campground property.

WEAPONS, HUNTING, FIREWORKS

• Fireworks are not permitted in the campground except when regulated by the Campers Committee or campground management. This includes but is not limited to; any form of fireworks, burnable floating lanterns or loud bangers as it affects children and pets.
• Weapons of any kind are not permitted on or to be used on campground property. This includes but is not limited to:
  • Handguns or rifles
  • BB or pellet guns
  • Paint Guns
  • Bows and Arrows
  • Any device designed for the harming, maiming or killing animals or people.
• Hunting of any kind is not permitted on campground property either during or outside of the camping season without explicit written permission by Management or the Owner.

PROVINCIALLY PROTECTED WETLANDS, OTHER PROTECTED AREAS

White Lake Campground is surrounded on 3 sides by protected wetlands and areas. These areas need to be appreciated for the value they bring to the natural habitat of the areas and as such we are under strict guidelines with respect to how to handle and deal with these areas. The regulations are Provincially regulated and regularly monitored so there is no flexibility.

• Protected areas include:
  • 50 feet inland and 50 feet offshore for sites 1 through to site 29.
  • 100 feet inland and 100 feet (or more) offshore for sites 30 through to site 36.
  • The entire treed / swamp area behind sites 41 through to site 55.
• You absolutely cannot add any type of dockage without management approval, in advance who must follow guidelines and rules set out by the governing authorities.
• Existing docks may only be converted to floating docks if they need any form of repair and may not be expanded upon without approval by management who must follow guidelines and rules set out by the governing authorities.
• The protected shoreline cannot have the removal of any type of vegetation, trimming of tress bushes or shrubs, removal or addition of rocks, removal of tree stumps, etc., without approval from management who must follow guidelines and rules set out by the governing authorities.
• The vegetation growing in the water, regardless of what it is, in the areas specifically flagged and tracked by the MNR may not by any means be tampered with, trimmed, cut, killed or removed.
• Any fines or notices from the MNR, Province or Municipality received by the campground will be assigned directly to the campsite where the fine or notice originated regardless of who actually did it and the following immediate actions will take place:
  • The registered names on the LOO will become immediately liable for paying the campground the amount of the fines and/or any legal fees incurred as a result of their or their guests’ actions.
  • The registered names on the LOO will be required to remedy the situation immediately at their own expense as mandated by the campground, Province, MNR or Municipality without question.
  • Failure to comply with the above items and dependent upon the seriousness of the issue, immediate termination of the LOO may occur with no notice and no recourse for the camper.
• THINK before you do ANY alterations in the PROTECTED areas of the campground as the result could impact not just yourself but every other seasonal camper as well as the viability of the business. There is no insurance to protect us against this behavior and inspections come randomly without notice.

ENVIRONMENTAL HOLD

The campground is currently under an environmental hold based on bylaw (16-69 item 24.3.5) in place by the Municipality of Mississippi Mills that resulted from an extended arbitration process that took place between 2012 and 2021. This has significant impact on the campground that must be observed and respected. Below are the most critical items

• The campground has had two archeological surveys completed on the property and there have been indicators that the property contains areas of significant artifacts that may be related to the Aboriginal community.
• We are working to determine the extent of this interest and as a result, the campground has been placed on what is referred to as an “Environmental Hold” by Mississippi Mills which is enforceable by a bylaw specific to the campground this means no building permits will be issued and no digging of any kind is permitted without strict compliance to the proposed site plan and preapproval by the governing authorities and as a result the following has occurred:
  • Expansion plans for the campground have been placed on hold indefinitely.
  • The communal septic system for the campground is on hold as we work through the logistics of installing it.
  • The development of the splash and play areas is on hold.
  • The development of any structure requiring a building permit (campers covered area as an example) is on hold.
  • We are only allowed to do work required to maintain the environmentally friendly operation of the campground without risk of repercussions.

SITE IMPROVEMENTS, BUILDING PERMITS, DECKS, DOCKS, FENCES, SWINGSETS, OTHER MISC. ITEMS

• Construction: or improvements of any kind to the trailer or the campsite must have written approval from management prior to construction commencing.
• Contractors: The use of 3^rd party contractors is restricted to campground approved partners. The most up to date list can be found on the campground website.
• Building Permits: In some cases, a building permit will be required from the municipality. The campground will apply for any permit required and the cost will be billed back to the camper and must be paid for in advance of starting the work
• Decks: Must be constructed of new, pressure treated or cedar wood OR composite material only. Decks must be built on deck blocks (floating) and be built in sections that are easy to move if necessary. Decks may be no wider than 12 feet with a maximum length equal to that of the trailer frame (not including back bumper or hitch).
  • Deck design must be submitted for approval
  • If necessary, the campground will apply for a building permit at the campers’ expense as in item 3 above
  • Any deck, at any point higher than 23 inches requires a properly installed bylaw compliant railing. This is a municipal bylaw and there are no exceptions allowed
• Structures: Absolutely no home built sunrooms, gazebo’s, awnings, or roofs are permitted. Only premanufactured approved structures are allowed on campground property
• Sheds: A maximum of one (1) shed is allowed per site with a maximum of 8X10 feet in size.
  • Placement of the shed is determined by management and is dependent upon it not interfering with other’s property lines or view of the lake.
  • Sheds must be factory fabricated.
  • Sheds are to be used for storage purposes only however, a second fridge may be placed in the shed
  • Consult with and get approval by Management prior to purchasing or constructing a shed on campground property.
• Docks: These have special requirements and rules at White Lake Campground. It is important to understand that the campground is a commercial business and that your LOO (License of Occupation) is not ownership of property, rental of land or leasing of land, it’s simply a license to occupy space on the commercial property with no additional privileges. Shoreline sites are currently permitted to have dockage under the following conditions:
  • The maximum square footage any dock can be is 300 square feet (unless previously approved).
  • Prior to purchasing a dock, approval in writing is required from management and to receive this you must submit a drawing of the proposed dock, and the manufacture / company name you are buying them from.
  • Any existing dock that is being repaired or replaced for any reason whatsoever must conform to these rules.
  • Docks may only be placed in the area assigned by management which conforms to the site plan and the MNR mandated requirements for protection of the shoreline and vegetation growth on shore and in the water.
  • All docks must be constructed of material that is environmentally friendly with no chemicals (IE: pressure treated) or be made of composite.
  • All docks must be able to be easily and immediately removed if required by the ministry, municipality or management.
  • All docks must be floating docks. If a dock is currently not floating and requires any kind of repair replacement or is approved for additional length, the entire dock must be made floating.
  • The campground is not responsible for docks on campers’ sites and the camper must ensure that they carry the appropriate liability insurance.
  • Campers are expected to extend reasonable courtesy to those who camp with only lake view vs. lake access. As we do not have communal docks, dock sharing is encouraged and anticipated as part of the privilege of being allowed to have one.
  • Docks left in the water during the off-season require lights or reflectors sufficient enough to make them visible to snowmobiles and other winter lake traffic.
    • Ensure your liability insurance covers docks in the water off season.
  • PLEASE NOTE: At any time, the campground may be instructed by the MNR or Municipality to remove campers’ personal docks – we have no control or recourse should this occur and must comply with any order received.
• Aggregate Materials: Any gravel or aggregate must be ordered through management. The park reserves the right to have only management approved suppliers deliver these materials into the campground.
  • Dump trailers and any type of construction equipment is prohibited on campground property unless approved in advance by management. Proof of a minimum of 2 million dollars in liability insurance and operator capability will be required for approval to be considered.
  • Absolutely no digging of any kind is permitted on campground property unless done by a campground representative or a management assignee.
• Fences: Are not permitted on sites, this is a campground not your home.
• Swing Sets:
  • For insurance purposes, swing sets of any kind are not permitted on campers’ sites. Swings are available for use by the children at the designated play area(s).
• Fires and Firepits:
  • Campfires are prohibited other than in a fireplace equipped with a fire screen and surrounded by a solid 6-inch-high ledge made of fireproof material.
  • Only natural wood may be burned in the campfire. Wood or other material that has been treated in any way may not be burned.
  • In dry weather, campfires may be temporarily banned for safety reasons based on regulations by the municipality or depending upon the campground terrain, at the discretion of Management.
  • Ashes, charcoal, and any other debris from a fire must never be allowed to reach the lake. All such material must be contained in the firepit and disposed of off the campground property.

EMERGENCY CAMPGROUND SERVICES, MAINTENANCE AND SITE INSPECTIONS

• Management reserves the right and responsibility to cut trees and dangerous branches near roadways or campsites and remove anything that might obstruct access or impact safety during the cutting operation, including but not limited to trailers, tents, shed, and so on. The property Manager(s) will notify the occupant(s) in advance when possible. It is the campers’ option to move their trailer or property when necessary to avoid charges for doing this by the campground.
• During the regular operation of the campground, it may become necessary to temporarily turn of services that require maintenance or repair. The campground does not accept responsibility for any damages or loss due to the services being suspended.
• In the interest of safety of good management, Management reserves the right to inspect camping equipment and / or campground infrastructure that may be located on your assigned site.
  • You will be notified of any deficiencies that are detected during inspections and you have the option of fixing it yourself within a reasonable time frame or the campground correct it for you (at a cost).
• Management, employees or its assigned representatives enjoy the unrestricted right to enter onto any site at any time for any reason whatsoever for the purpose of inspection, repair or policy enforcement.

BOAT LAUNCH

• This is available for seasonal camper use only and is included in the annual fees.
  • The boat launch is not for the public, guests, or visitors to use.
    • A public boat launch is available at the Marina down the road or in the town of White Lake.
  • When using our boat launch, be considerate of the sites around it and do not drive on the grass.
  • Outside guests may be occasionally approved to use the boat launch during campground sponsored events.

INSURANCE

• You are required to have at a minimum liability insurance on your trailer which includes the unit, the site, deck, shed, dock (if applicable).
  • Any camper who does not carry the minimum insurance will be in breach of their LOO agreement and asked to rectify the situation and provide proof of it too Management within 1 business day or to leave the property immediately if they do not.
• Management will not be responsible for accidents, injuries, or loss of property by fire theft, wind, floods or natural acts, or any condition or behavior that is beyond their control. It is the responsibility of the occupant to provide current property insurance as well as liability insurance.
• Equipment and apparatuses furnished on the grounds are solely for the convenience of the occupants and their registered guests and use of these is at their own risk. The campground, it’s owners, employees, representatives and contractors shall not be held responsible in the event of injury of any kind.
• The campground is not responsible for any damage done by falling debris, branches or other naturally caused damage. This is the purpose of the campers carrying their own insurance.

COURTESY AND SAFETY

• Absolutely no trespassing or cutting through other campsites. Every camper deserves the right to privacy and work hard to keep their sites in pristine condition. Cutting through sites and / or allowing children to play on them is unfair to the camper on that site.
• Bicycles are only permitted to be driven on the roadways and paths in the campground.
  • Bicycles are to be driven carefully and slowly.
  • If they are used in the dark they must be equipped with lights and reflectors.
  • If under 18, it is Ontario law that requires the use of a helmet on our roadways.
• Golf carts are only permitted to be driven on the roadways and designated paths in the campground.
  • If Golf carts are used after dark, lights are required.
  • Only licensed drivers may be in control of the golf cart.

DELIVERIES AND COURIERS

• The campground does not have an office that is open during regular business hours and as such there is no way to manage courier deliveries or Amazon deliveries etc. so these are not allowed in the campground.
• All deliveries of docks / furniture etc., must be scheduled in advance and approved by Management in prior to making delivery arrangements or management reserves the right to turn them away.

QUIET ENJOYMENT

• No occupant shall create, permit the creation, or continuation of any noise or nuisance that disturbs the comfort or quiet enjoyment of any other occupant or guest of the campground.
• Quiet time is defined as a time when no loud or disturbing noise will be permitted outside the trailer or on your site. This is between the hours of 23:59 and 8:00am daily.
  • During this period, any music, talking, laughter should be kept low enough to not impact your neighbours.
• Campers may sing, play music, guitar’s etc. at reasonable volumes while on their lot or at planned events. Your choice of music however may not be the same as your neighbours so kindly keep that in mind.
• Please operate lawn mowers and other noisy outdoor equipment during the times listed in the LOO and/or earlier in this document.
• Management reserves the right when necessary to begin working and/or continue working outside of the stated quiet times which may create noise but will endeavor to minimize the impact.

SPECIAL EVENTS

• On weekends there are typically some types of planned events. These will be communicated to the campground via the campground Facebook page and/or email communications.
• Quite time exemptions are typically in place for these events however it is anticipated they will not run past 1:30am
• The campground does not currently and never will, sponsor or encourage the consumption of alcohol at any special events held by the Social Committee and no camper or guest shall hold the campground, it’s management or representatives liable for any damage or situation that may arise as the result of having, or others having consume(d) alcohol at social events.
• Although the Social Committee runs independently of the park business, the management team is involved in all event decisions to ensure that there is no liability or risk to the campground.
  • All campers have the right to participate in the social committee events if they so choose unless they are camping under any form of privilege restrictions.
  • The social committee will at least once each season or on demand provide a financial summary to any camper or management.
  • 50/50 money is never used by or given to White Lake Campground or its’ management for any campground related costs, services or expenses.
• Recreational activities of any kind including events sponsored by the campground, campers or the social committee where you, your family or guests participate are entirely at your own risk.
• All events need approval by campground Management in advance. Management shall not unreasonably withhold consent but reserves the right to limit events should guidelines or the circumstances require it.

PERSONAL INFORMATION

• With few exceptions, Ontario law prohibits the sharing of any seasonal campers’ personal information and as such we will not provide any personal information about a seasonal camper, their children or registered guest(s) without explicit permission by you as the primary registrant of the campground site.
• Exceptions to this include:
  • Emergency situations where the information is critical to police, fire or ambulance / paramedics as determined by the event
  • A lawful request by Police or Bylaw for the information.
  • For collecting past due debts due to default in payment or other.
  • To obtain / share credit or reference information upon initial acceptance into the campground or periodically during the annual renewal process as required.

SPECIAL NOTES

For the purpose of this document and the LOO (License of Occupation):

• Any reference to employee’s or representatives is individuals (paid or otherwise) assigned by the Property Manager(s) for the purpose of looking after the property, protecting its rights or assisting in the enforcement of the LOO or Policies as outlined in this document.
• White Lake Campground is zoned as a seasonal recreational campground that is governed by the Municipality of Mississippi Mills and is not a Mobile Home Park, Residential Property or leased land.
• Although if requested, the campground will honour the requests of parents to exclude their children’s pictures from the campground website or promotional documentation, we cannot guarantee or control the actions of others at events or activities in the campground and will not be held responsible for any picture posted outside of our control.
• The campground reserves the right to add, remove, modify or make exception for any guidelines or policies published in the LOO, this document or any amendment, at any time with (or without) notice and the lessor is immediately bound by these amendments

NOTE:

• Effective 2025 watercraft and trailer storage on your site or in the campground will no longer be permitted in the off season unless you pay a storage fee to the campground.
• During the camping season watercraft trailer storage is acceptable however we will no longer allow the storage of any type of watercraft unless you camp on lot 37 to 55 as we understand you do not have access to public docks.
  • If you have made arrangements to have your watercraft moored on a waterfront site then you will not be permitted to store your watercraft of any sort in the field during the camping season

• The 2025 LOO’s are ready for pickup – they are due back on Labour Day Weekend
• 2024 Camping Season ends on the last Sunday of October
• An online copy of the LOO can be found here:  2025 License of Occupation
• An online copy of Schedule A (General Policies) can be found here: Schedule A
• An online copy of Schedule B (Sale Policies) can be found here: Schedule B

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The campground has approved the new owner of Fraser Sand and Gravel to deliver gravel, stone dust and screened topsoil to the campground. This organization will be the only supplier of material to the campground for campers at this time and they will be using their smaller dump truck to bring in the material. It will be dumped near the edge of the road on your lot. They are not permitted to back the trucks into the lots because the infrastructure is not buried deep and the weight may damage pipes or water. Below is the pricing list and to place an order, you MUST email management@wlcg.ca. At that time, you will then be provided the payment mechanism and once payment is received, the order will be placed. The company will not work directly with campers.

2024 Material Price List for Campers

• 7/8th Granular A (Driveway Gravel same as on roads), 1 Ton (3-4 yards) – $275.00 + Taxes = $310.75
• Screened Topsoil (self explanatory), 1 Ton (3-4 Yards) – $300.00 + Taxes = $339.00
• Stonedust (for under trailers etc.), 1 Ton (3-4 Yards) – $275.00 + Taxes = $310.75
• Screened Sand (self explanatory), 1 Ton (3-4 Yards) – $275.00 + Taxes = $310.75

If you choose to get materials elsewhere, it can be brought in in your own personal vehicle / utility trailer. Note: dump trailers / dump trucks other than those above are not permitted in the park this camping season and you cannot bring heavy equipment into move the material.

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• Approved Contractors and Vendors can be found here: Approved Contractors
• Gravel / Top Soil Rates: 2024 Rate Sheet

Important Campground Updates:

Creation Date: April 14th, 2021
Last Update: July 13th, 2021 @ 8:00pm
Version: 2021-11
Effective Date: 7/16/2021
Campground Status:  OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Campers: Permitted – COVID-19 screening required (on-line)
Visitors: Permitted – COVID-19 screening required (on-line)
Contractors: Permitted – COVID-19 screening required (on-line)

This document is appendix 1 to the official campground safety plan found here: COVID-19 Safety Plan . This document provides the amendments necessary due to COVID-19, to the 2021 season campground rules and regulations that can be found here: 2021 Rules and Regulations. These amendments are based on Provincial, local health unit, police and bylaw guidelines that are in place at the time of the last update (listed above) of this document.

In addition to the 2021 Rules and Regulations for the campground, below are the most current amendments that are in place for compliance purposes and allows the campground to operate this season. As noted these may change based on adjustments by the governing authorities and this document will remain the official record of these changes. Campground Management are required to enforce these rules and guidelines.

Thank you for taking the time to fill out your guest registration form for the campground.

A confirmation email has been sent to you for your records. If you have not received it, please check your “Junk Email”.

Be Well, Stay Safe;

Kim and Bob

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Rules and Regulations
White Lake Campground

1. Trees
   • It is prohibited to insert nails in trees or damage them in any way.
   • Trees shall not be used to hold up clotheslines or swings.
   • All cutting, pruning or damaging of trees or shrubs is prohibited.
   • Chainsaws are not permitted on the campground except for construction purpose unless otherwise approved by Management.
   • Management reserves the right and responsibility to cut trees and dangerous branches near roadways or campsites and remove anything that might obstruct access or impair safety during the cutting operation: trailers, tents, shed, and so on. The Property Manager(s) will notify the occupant(s) in advance. It is the camper’s option to move their trailers or property when necessary to avoid charges for doing so by the campground.

2. Insurance and Ownership

2.1 All occupants are responsible for carrying their own civil liability insurance. Including Insurance against fire, theft, and vandalism is also mandatory.

2.2 Proof of said liability insurance and proof of ownership of the unit is mandatory each year upon signing your lease.

3. Firewood

3.1 The maximum quantity of firewood to be stored on each site is one cord (4’ x 8’ x 16’), placed to be as inconspicuous as possible.

4. Quiet Time, Noise and Music
   • Daily, 23:59 hrs. until 08:00 hrs. the following morning is considered quiet time in the campground.
   • Unless there is a power outage or it is approved in advance by Management, the use of a generator is prohibited.

5. Dogs, Cats & Wild Animals
   • Pets are to be always leashed while on campground property. Each owner is responsible for their pet.
   • Animals that are disruptive may be removed and banned from the campground
   • Management may require dogs that bark to be muzzled.
   • Pets should not be left unattended at any campsite. Power is never guaranteed at any time in the campground and as a such the campground is not responsible should your pet be left unattended and a power failure at your site occurs.
   • The Campground has a mandatory Poop and Scoop policy in place. Each owner is responsible for cleaning up after their pet anywhere in the park. Owners that do not follow this Poop and Scoop policy may lose their right to bring their pet to the Campground.
   • Pets are not allowed on the beach at any time.
   • Continually barking dogs will need to be managed by the owner to minimize the noise and may NOT be left unattended in a situation that will cause them to bark continually. If this happens continuously, the dog will not be allowed at the park.

6. Vehicles, Bicycles, Motorcycles, ATV’s, Side-by-Sides and Golf Carts
   • Excessive use of vehicles will not be tolerated.
   • The speed limit for all vehicles is 10km/h and repeat offenders will lose their privilege to drive on the campground property.
   • Driving around speed bumps in place to control vehicle speed is not permitted as well as driving on the grass or in the greenspace.
   • It is prohibited to give driving lessons on the campground property
   • You must be 16 years of age or older and in possession of a valid driver’s license to drive or be in care and control of any motorized vehicle on campground property apart from children’s motorized toys (cars, trucks, scooters)
   • The use of all-terrain vehicles is strictly prohibited, except for entry and exit from the campground.
   • The use of golf carts is allowed.
     • The user shall be in possession of a valid driver’s license and shall be responsible for their driving.
     • The owner must have appropriate liability insurance on the golf cart
     • All new golfcarts brought into the campground must be electric and must have working headlights and taillights.
   • The use of bicycles is allowed and encouraged. However, bicycles shall be equipped with working reflectors and brakes.
   • Impaired driving of any type of vehicle is prohibited.
   • All water consumption is metered, you may not wash your vehicle, camper or boat using campground water. A personal pump placed in the lake for this purpose is acceptable.

7. Fences & Hedges and Grass
   • Installation of fences or planting of hedges in the campground is prohibited. However, you may use posts or ropes to mark your lot, within the limits of good taste, that are no higher than 24 inches and with prior authorization from Management.
   • Watering your lawn or flowers is permitted when using water not drawn from the campground infrastructure.

8. Commercial Activity
   • All commercial activity is prohibited in the campground, without authorization and a permit from the Property Manager(s).
   • No sales of any type shall take place on the campground property without authorization from Management including but not limited to trailer sales where they will remain on the campground property.
   • The use of Real Estate Agent(s) or 3^rd party selling agents is strictly prohibited in the campground.

9. Behaviour
   • Failure to comply with the campground regulations will lead to sanctions, fines and may result in the expulsion of the person or persons concerned.
   • Children are always the responsibility of their parents. Parents are responsible for any damage caused by their children, themselves or their guests.
   • Children under the age of 15 are not to be left unattended at the Campground for any period of time.
   • No immoral behavior shall be tolerated.
   • Firearms, pellet guns, arrows, firecrackers, knives and offensive weapons are prohibited in the campground.
   • Alcohol is permitted at your campsite. Excessive use will not be tolerated, nor will underage drinking.
   • Smoking of any legally purchased product is permitted only at your campsite but must not interfere with your neighbours’ enjoyment. Use of any illegally purchased product is prohibited.

10. Contracts & Payment
    • There will be a one hundred ($150.00) dollar administration charge for any non-sufficient funds (NSF) cheque.
    • The occupants shall confirm the accuracy of their contact data in the company’s files.
    • The campground may not be used as an occupant’s principal address.
    • It is prohibited to set up more than one camping facility. Visitors must stay with their hosts.
    • Contract renewals are solely at the discretion of the owner and management.

11. Occupancy
    • Rate includes 1 trailer, 2 adults (assumed to be at the same address) & 2 dependent children under 19 living at home.
    • One of the primary campers must be present when guests are on their site or the campground property.
    • Any trailer occupying a lot will be charged season fees whether in use or not.
    • Trailers are to be kept in good repair, lots to be kept neat & free of rubbish or debris.
    • Sites are not to be used for storage of junk, trailers, vehicles, or boats.
    • Vehicles are to be parked on your own lot or in visitors parking.
    • Boat trailers are to be parked in the designated area.
    • All trailers must be properly insured.

12. Construction & Renovation
    • The construction of a kitchenette or permanent extension on the campground is prohibited. All equipment must remain movable, as such, permanent installations are therefore prohibited.
    • All work requires prior authorization by Management.
    • Sheds shall not exceed 8’ x 10’ in size, and shall have vinyl, CanExcel or aluminum siding. In order not to have to dismantle your work, check before purchase or installation and obtain approval in writing.
    • Sheds shall be installed a minimum of 50 feet from the shoreline or 100 feet depending upon your location so as not to block your neighbors’ view to the lake, otherwise you will require written authorization from the Management
    • Only one shed is allowed per campsite unless approved by Management.
    • Any work, whether authorized or not, that damages a water supply, electrical, sewer or other installation shall be at the expense of the person responsible.
    • Metal post supports shall not be used on any campsite or in the lake for the purpose of a dock. Floating docks are permitted to have 2 shoreline posts to stabilize them.
    • Construction activity is permitted between 9:00am and 5:00pm.
      • After June 30, authorization will be required from the Management and shall not be unreasonably withheld.

13. Clotheslines / Washing Machines
    • A small clothesline for the drying of swimsuits and beach towels is allowed however it must not block your neighbors’ view to the lake and may not be attached in such a way it will damage trees.
    • Use of washing machines connected to park water is strictly prohibited unless it is equipment owned by the campground.

14. Septic / Sewers
    • Your connection to the sewer system shall be clean and watertight.
    • Should management determine that a system defect is attributable to neglect by a camper, repairs will be made at your expense.
    • One free pump out is included per season, any additional pump outs will be at the expense of the camper and will be determined based on the charge from the pumping company.
    • The use of products like Septo-bac (as an example) on a weekly basis are required to ensure the smooth operation of the septic system on your site – it is recommended you administer this before leaving.
    • In most cases the tanks in the ground are 50 gallons. Dumping full waste tanks will result in overflow onto the grass. Please dump when your tanks are no more than ½ full to avoid this.
    • When the new septic system is put in place, all trailers will be required to comply with both the site plan and trailer location requirements on the lot (left side, hitch forward in most cases).

15. Fires & Fireplaces
    • Campfires are prohibited other than in a fireplace equipped with a fire screen and surrounded by a solid 6 inches high ledge made of fireproof material.
    • Only natural wood may be burned in campfires. Wood or other material that has been treated in any way may not be burned.
    • In dry weather, campfires may be temporarily banned for safety reasons based on regulations by the Municipality or at the discretion of Management.
    • Fires must be extinguished before retiring for the night.
    • A working garden hose and / or large pail full of water must always be kept near all fires.
    • Firecrackers and other fireworks are prohibited in the campground unless approved in writing by Management.
    • Ashes, charcoal, and any other debris from a fire must never be allowed to reach the lake. All such material must be contained in the fire pit.

16. Garbage Bin / Waste Management
    • Household waste shall be placed in containers provided for the purpose at the entrance to the campground. Strong and securely tied plastic bags are to be used.
    • No other waste, such as construction material, metal, BBQs, bicycles, mattresses, cement blocks, propane tanks, toilets, carpets, waste materials and the like will be accepted in the bins provided.
    • From time to time, the campground may arrange for metal pickup, campers will be notified in advance and provided a location to place unwanted metal.
    • In order to keep animals away, a garbage container with a lid is required at your site.
    • Non-household garbage, shrubs, used building material or other items are not to be disposed of in the pit or any other location on the park property unless specifically defined and approved by Management.

17. Off-Season
    • The campground is not responsible for damage to personal property or equipment at any time.
    • The campground is available for occasional use off season which is determined at the discretion of Management or the Owner.
    • No camper shall use the campground as their permanent residence for any reason what-so-ever.
    • A gate will be placed across the entranceways to keep out unwanted visitors.
    • Winter vehicle access is not guaranteed and is best effort by volunteers which limits access to emergency services (Fire / Ambulance / Police)

18. Inspection
    • In the interests of safety and good management, Management reserves the right to inspect camping equipment and / or campground infrastructure and to order repairs or safety modifications as required which may be at the expense of the camper.

19. Messages
    • White Lake Campground 8294364 Canada Inc. or its management are not responsible for messages. In an emergency, we will endeavour to forward messages.

20. Opening & Closing
    • The camping season begins each year on May 1 and ends on the last Sunday in October weather permitting.
    • Before and after those dates, vehicle traffic will be restricted to protect the condition of the grounds.
    • Water, hydro and other campground infrastructure is never guaranteed either during or off season.
    • White Lake Campground (8294364 Canada Inc.) does not guarantee electrical power supply at any time during or off season and is not responsible for any loss or damage as a result of power failure at a camper’s site.

21. Social Committee and Recreational Activities
    • The campground owner and Management support a Social Committee under the following guidelines:

• Annually, the social committee start up meeting for the campers must take place following the Campground Meet-and-Greet on the May long weekend
• All campers have the right to participate on the committee if they so choose.
• Financial statements are to be provided to all campers on a regular basis.
• Campers are to be given the opportunity to vote on how the money they have contributed through 50/50 and events is to be spent.
• Campground Management representative(s) are to be present at all meetings of the social committee for the purpose of representing the best interests of the campground and ensure no liability for the campground exists in events planned.
  • Recreational Activities including events set up by the Campground, campers or the social committee where you participate in are at your own risk. The campground, it’s owner, management or agents will not be held responsible for any injuries or issues that may arise.
  • All events need to be approved in advance, in writing by management who shall not unreasonably withhold consent but reserve the right to limit events should the guidelines provided not be followed.
  • No alcohol shall be distributed or provided by event organizers, the social committee, or the campground.

22. Beach and Water Safety
    • Children under 13 shall be accompanied by a responsible person 16 years of age or older along any shoreline including the beach areas (when swimming) provided by the campground.
    • The beach is unsupervised – swim at your own risk.  Please do not leave your young children or those of your guests at the swimming area unattended.  Campers are welcome to use the chairs, tables, and toys at the beach area.  Although this beach is not open to the public, please do not leave anything at the beach not intended for use by others.
    • The beach is closed from 9:30pm to 7:00am daily unless there are planned activities by Management or the Social Committee.
    • Glass bottles are prohibited along the shoreline, the beach, or any public area of the campground.
    • Small plastic pools for children or pets no deeper than 24 inches on a temporary basis are allowed on campsites but must be filled with water from the lake using a private pump and must be drained when not in use. The pools must be monitored when water is in them at all times by a responsible adult.

23. Parking / Vehicles
    • Parking is prohibited on the roadways and on vacant lots.
    • Parking on campground greenspace is prohibited except for in designated areas.
    • Overflow / Visitor Parking is provided and clearly marked with signage and posts.
    • Handicapped parking is not available at the campground. Should you have a visitor with special parking needs they can park on your site. If the number of vehicles on your site exceeds the limit of two (2) vehicles, one of your vehicles must be placed in overflow / visitor parking or if your neighbor approves on their lot as long as the maximum of 2 vehicles per lot is not exceeded.
    • All construction equipment, construction trailers, commercial vehicles (except those used for personal transportation), utility and or watercraft trailers are not to be parked on your site after May 1^st or before October 15^th, please avoid blocking your neighbors view during these times. They can however be temporarily parked in visitors or for longer term the designated trailer parking area.
    • No watercraft is to be stored or temporarily parked on your site during the core camping season (May 1^st to October 15^th). During the off-camping season (October 15th through May 1st), they can be parked on your site for winter storage.
    • Vehicles with noisy or defective mufflers are not permitted in the campground.
    • Only two (2) vehicles per site is allowed at any time.

24. Recreational Trailers
    • The maximum age for recreational trailers for new campers entering the park or for resale in the park is 10 years or less.
    • Only one camping facility may be assembled or stored on each campsite.
    • In addition to the trailer, a tent may be set up occasionally for the children or guests to sleep in. Such tents may not be permanently installed but can remain for the duration of the guests stay.
    • The trailer is to be installed in the location and position indicated by Management. The trailer may not be moved without authorization in writing from Management.
    • Sites 1 through 24 have been designated for 3 season Northlander Park Model (Cottager) style units approved by Management.
      • The preferred models are exclusively sold by the campground and manufactured by Northlander
      • On occasion based on supply and demand, approval may be granted for General Coach provided by the campground.
      • This includes both new units in the campground and upgrades of existing units, no exceptions will be granted.
    • Sites 25 through 36 have been designated for 3 season Park Model (Cottager style camping units) approved by Management.
      • The units can be purchased from any trailer sales location but must be approved in advance by management to ensure the unit fits on the lot with the required set-back.
      • This includes both new units in the campground and upgrades of existing units, no exceptions will be granted.

25. Visitors
    • All Visitors must be registered for insurance and liability purposes, preferably in advance. All campers have been provided the registration link. In the event the link does not work, registration can be done by emailing management@wlcg.ca with the details.
    • You are responsible for your visitors. They must follow all park rules, one of the primary campers must be onsite and present with guests.
      • Speeding is not tolerated. Repeat offenders will be required to park in visitors or banned from the campground solely at the discretion of Management based on the circumstance and criticality of the situation.
    • Visitors are to park their vehicles in the places provided, either on a campsite (not exceeding 2 vehicles per site) or in the visitor lot at the campground entrance.

26. Shoreline Management

The shoreline is important to the environment and to the quality of water, it is heavily monitored and governed by the MNR (Ministry of Natural Resources), and it must be protected at all costs.

• The lake is for swimming, fishing and other recreational activities, NOT for washing.
• Nothing is to be allowed to fall or leak in the lake. This includes ashes from the fire pits, refuse of any kind, pesticides, herbicides, fertilizer, fuel or any other contaminants.
• The bottom of the lake must be left as is, no rock, wood or vegetation is to be removed.
• No docks are to be installed without receiving the prior authorization of the campground manager.
  • Existing docks cannot be expanded.
  • All docks must be removed by the end of the camping season or October 31st whichever comes first.
  • Due to changes in shoreline management regulations as a result of the OMB hearing response in 2020, docks are not permitted in protected areas of the shoreline.
• Depending upon the location of your site, you are either in a 15 or 30 meter setback from the shoreline. No permanent structure including but not limited to decks, docks and sheds can be built or placed in this area. Minor maintenance of existing structures is possible only with written permission from the campground manager or owner.

27. Upgrades and Expansion

With respect to the continued operation, growth and planned future expansion of this campground, we developed and submitted a new site plan to the province and the municipality.

• • As part of this process, in some cases, changes will be required which may include the way your lot is currently organized.
  • This could result in the removal or relocation of structures and trailers currently located on your site to meet the municipal and provincial requirements.
  • Changes to the campground rules around permitted use of the 15 and 30 meter setback areas in the campground are required and may be added as an amendment to this season’s License to Occupy as they take effect.
  • There is no grandfather clause, meaning all sites will be required to conform to the site plan, particularly due to the location of campground amenities such as septic, water and power.

Please Note: for the purpose of this document, the term “Property Manager(s)” or “Manager(s)” both refer to Bob Hall and Kim Dinel who are the individual(s) assigned to the management of the campground by 8294364 Canada Inc., cob, White Lake Campground and referenced on item 4 of your License to Occupy.

IMPORTANT REMINDER

• All guests of the campground must be registered for insurance and liability purposes. It is your responsibility to ensure this is completed, preferably in advance their arrival. The campground will provide a QR code at the entrance to the property that can be used by campers or guests to register if the link does not work then an email with the details must be sent to management@wlcg.ca

Updated: 21/8/23 for 2024 Camping Season

Summer has abandoned us and our 2023 season has drawn to a close.. We hope that everybody had a great season and look forward to welcoming our current and new seasonal campers for 2024 camping season in May – maybe that will include you!

Below are some Informational Links upcoming camping season

Rates & Available Sites

Rules and Regulations

Our seasonal sites are designed to accommodate the newest and most sustainable Park Model RV’s. White Lake Campground is committed to creating a home away from home community for discerning seasonal campers. Every site is fully equipped with either 30 amp or 50 amp (as available) service, as well as its own hydro meter and sewer and water facilities.

Park management reserves the right to oversee the building of all decks, sheds and fire pits, and any additional structures are subject to managements approval. We work with trailer and park model providers to coordinate the move and set up of your unit—making the experience stress free and enjoyable!

02/July/22

Best Canada Day Ever, a pancake breakfast, horse shoes even golf cart races! Thanks to everybody who came and helped!!! 

21/March/21

After speaking with the LG Health unit we are happy to report campers can again use the campground! (with some limits) 

20/March/21

Unfortunately Mississippi Mills has re-entered the “RED ZONE” and the campground is currently closed and off limits

• More details will be posted as it comes available.

14/MAY/20:

We are excited to announce that the campground will open on May 16th and we have things all ready for you!

     – For more information click here: 14-May-2020: Season Opens May 16th!

6/MAY/20:

– We have sent out an email updating campers of our campground’s current status with respect to COVID-19.

     – To see the email please click here: 8-May-2020: White Lake Campground COVID-19 Update

3/MAY/20:

– We have sent out an email updating campers of our campground’s current status with respect to COVID-19.

     – To see the email please click here: 3-May-2020: White Lake Campground COVID-19 Update

5/APR/20:

– Effective immediately, the Province has modified regulations and access to the campground is prohibited by the Emergency Act.

     – To see our statement regarding COVID-19 click HERE

– To see the list of essential businesses that excludes seasonal campgrounds, click HERE (look under Services, item 13)

– To see the response from Minister Steve Clark regarding Seasonal Campground and their status, click HERE

30/MAR/20:

– We are working with government officials to determine the start date for the 2020 Camping season with respect to COVID-19.

– Grounds are wet, please keep off the grass should you go to check your trailer and do not use the north road.

Past:

23/MAR/20:

– Email sent to all campers regarding the 2020 season. If you did not receive this please let us know and we will add you to the mailing list

01/OCT/19:   New lots released!

– We have newly released serviced lots available, please contact us to secure yours today for the 2020 camping season!

Imagine sitting around the campfire in the evening…sticky marshmallows on your fingers…listening to the laughter of your kids as they fall exhausted into bed after a day of tubing, fishing, playing and making new friends. In the distance a guitar is playing as other families enjoy the quiet evening together as tales of the day unfold.

Located on beautiful White Lake in Mississippi Mills Ontario, the campground currently has 54 seasonal sites, many located directly along the shore and the rest with a beautiful view of the lake! Imagine, each spring you wait with anticipation for the bloom of the flowers that you planted in your garden… your deck setup is perfect and the little LED white lights that you hung up around your site have created a special oasis that is your “home away from home” Ahhh… Serenity Now…. Escape…..

As the rest of your friends at home are bustling around the city, fighting traffic, you know that all you have to do is spark up the barbie, crack a beer and relax  ….and know that even being Sunday, at the next opportunity you will be back…. life as a Seasonal camper!

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