Outdoorsy Bayfield Good Sam Verified Campground
41743 US Hwy 160, Bayfield, CO, 81122
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Location
41743 US Hwy 160, Bayfield, CO
81122
Coordinates:
37.230180, -107.606910
Elevation:
6,800 ft (2,073 m)
Directions
From Jct of US 160 & CR-501 (West edge of town), W 0.25 mi on US 160 between milepost 102 and 103 (R) (Onsite) No Fishing License Required
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Check-In: 4:00 PM
Check-Out: 10:00 AM
Rules
Check-in Procedure: -Checkin: 4 pm Mountain -Check-out: 10 am Mountain - While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement. Late...
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FLEXIBLE If the guest cancels at least 3 days before their check-in day and time, they will receive a full refund (minus Spot2Nite convenience or resort fees). If the guest cancels within the 3 days before check-in,...
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Need to know about Outdoorsy Bayfield
Welcome to the park!
To ensure the comfort and safety of our guests, please abide by the following rules:
Check-in Procedure: -Checkin: 4 pm Mountain -Check-out: 10 am Mountain - While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement. Late Check-out Policy - A 1-hour late check-out may be available and must be approved by Outdoorsy Bayfield. - Guests who are not checked out by the published check-out time without approval will be charged the published hourly rate established by management. - Guests who remain after 1 pm Mountain without approval will be charged an additional night’s stay at the current published rate for the such night. Permitted Occupants and Visitors' Policy - The individual reserving the site must be a minimum of 18 years of age and be physically present at the time of check-in. - All reservations include a maximum number of overnight guests permitted. The permitted number of occupants is based on the maximum occupancy of the site. - Guests are responsible for their visitors. - Each visitor must register at the welcome center. - If a visitor exceeds the permitted occupancy of the site, they will be required to pay the then-published daily visitor fee. - Visitors may not stay overnight following their day access unless approved by Outdoorsy Bayfield staff. - All visitor admittances are subject to the reasonable discretion of staff, consistent with the law. Individual Site Policy - All site numbers/locations are subject to change prior to arrival. - Management reserves the right to limit the number of or deny vehicles at particular sites in its sole discretion. - This includes management’s sole discretion to permit specific RV types in particular sites, for reasons such as space constraints. - Only one ground tent may act as a secondary unit on a site at the discretion of management and as a site size allows, and must be taken down during the day. - Dining canopy tents are permitted, but may not be up in conjunction with a ground tent. - Sites must be cleaned up of garbage and debris prior to departure. - Additional charges may result in sites requiring additional cleaning. Vehicle and Parking Policy - The speed limit within the resort is 5 mph. For the safety of all and to keep dust at a minimum, this rule is strictly enforced. - All RVs must be RVIA certified and are subject to management approval at their sole discretion. - One habitable and one non-habitable vehicle are allowed per site and must be parked completely on the gravel within the site. - Do not park on the grass or along the roadways. - Extra vehicles may be allowed, if space is available, at an additional fee per vehicle per night. - All vehicles must be registered with the staff upon arrival. - Working on vehicles is prohibited. - Anyone operating a motor vehicle must have a valid driver’s license. - While golf carts are allowed, ATVs and UTVs are not permitted. Non-motorized scooters, rollerblades, skateboards, and bicycles are permitted with adult supervision and the use of proper safety equipment, including helmets on all riders. - When operating a bike after sunset, you must have a light on both the front and back of the bike. - Motorized items, such as drones, motorbikes, hoverboards, and similar motorized recreational items, are prohibited unless approved by staff. - Children under the age of 18 are not allowed to operate golf carts on Outdoorsy Bayfield property. - All vehicles must have a parking pass. Please ensure your guest tag is visible at all times. - Towing is enforced at the guest’s expense. Pet Policy - Up to 2 non-aggressive dogs or cats (“pets”) are welcome in specifically designated areas and must be registered with the staff. - Outdoorsy Bayfield and its staff retain sole and complete discretion on whether to permit a particular pet to remain on the property and/or where they may remain. - Management may charge a daily fee per pet at its discretion, including different fees for different accommodation types. - Not all units will permit all or any pets. - Pets must be kept on a maximum 6-foot leash at all times and under the control of their owner. Unless in an area designated for off-leash exercise. - Pets may not be left outside unattended. - Guests are responsible for “cleaning up” after their pets. All pet droppings must be properly disposed of in a trash receptacle or collection area. - Violations may result in a fine. - Guests should carry proof of each pet’s current vaccinations, and all dogs must be currently registered. - Pets are only allowed in designated areas and are prohibited in park buildings, including restrooms and laundry room, and other areas as may be designated by Outdoorsy Bayfield in its sole discretion from time to time. - Noisy, vicious, or unruly pets (at the staff’s sole discretion) are not allowed. - Guests who are unable to control their pets must remove them from the premises, or the animal may be taken by local animal control authorities. - Anyone with a pet must sign a release and indemnification agreement for the benefit of Outdoorsy Bayfield and its employees. - The resort is not responsible for and will hold accountable a pet owner for any injury or damage caused by pets. - In addition, the owner of the pet that causes injury or damage to others is expected to resolve the issue directly with the injured party. - For the avoidance of doubt, a government-certified service animal is not a “pet” and is subject to the ADA government rules and regulations applicable to service animals. - Pursuant to law, if our staff is unsure about the task a service animal is individually trained to provide, staff may ask whether the animal is required because of a disability and what task or work the animal is trained to do. Code of Conduct - Please keep your campsite tidy and litter-free at all times. - Do not leave trash or food out overnight due to animals. - Management has sole and complete discretion to determine if a site is untidy or unsightly, and may require a guest to modify their setup in any way. - Quiet hours are 10 pm to 8 am. - During quiet hours, there is no loud talking, loud radios, loud televisions, or other loud noises allowed. - The use of generators is not permitted on the property. - Parents are responsible for their children’s behavior and compliance with the rules. - Please be courteous to other guests around you and do not walk through other campsites. - Loud, objectionable noise is not allowed at any time. - Profanity, violence, or inconsiderate behavior toward other guests and/or resort personnel will not be tolerated. Security Policy - Management is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged articles. - Keep your valuables and other property locked up. Site Amenities Policy - All amenities are on a seasonal and weather-dependent schedule that may have limited hours during off-peak times. - Your nightly reservation fee only entitles you to an accommodation space and not any facility. - We reserve the right to close any facilities at our discretion without prior notice. - Please refer to posted information throughout the property for additional information on our amenities. - Please report any issues with your site to the staff. - Sewer: all sewer connections must have an airtight seal as required by state and federal law. - Electric: plug your RV power cord in firmly with no space between the plug and the chosen receptacle. - Turn on the appropriate power breaker after the plug has been inserted. - When departing, turn off the power breaker before disconnecting your plug from the receptacle. - Water: we recommend the use of a water pressure regulator. - Water is a precious resource. Make sure all water connections are secure and free of leaks. - The washing of RVs or any vehicle is prohibited. - Refuse: please place your trash in the dumpsters provided throughout the resort. Do not leave refuse out overnight or in an open container to avoid wildlife interaction. - Do not use portable grills on the picnic table. See the Site safety section for more information related to fires. - For the safety of others and the health of our trees, outdoor clotheslines are not permitted to be strung at your site. General Policy - We reserve the right to remove anyone in violation of these rules from the property. - All guests and visitors must be registered and receive a vehicle tag that should be displayed at all times while in the resort. - Pond and creeks: use them at your own risk. There is no lifeguard on duty. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult when in the pond and creek area. - Please do not disturb the natural vegetation of the property, including removing any trees or limbs. - The resort is not responsible for any loss, damage, injury, or otherwise to any guests or personal property. - Guests use all amenities at their own risk. - All guests must stay within the property boundaries. No trespassing on or cutting through neighboring land is permitted. Fishing Policy - Catch and release only. - No live bait, plastic worms, or power bait, only small trout lures or flies with a single barbless hook. - Always wet your hands before touching a trout. - Sharp nose pliers are required for the safe release of fish. - If the fish swallows the hook, cut the line, do not try to remove the fish or the fish will die. Site Safety Policy - Fires and fire pits: guests must follow all current fire bans in place, which override any guidance in these rules or from the staff. - Guests are ultimately responsible for knowing what fire rules and regulations are currently in place. - Propane fire pits are permitted; however, wood fires are strictly prohibited. - Never leave a fire unattended. - County bans may occur and will be posted at the office. - Please inquire with the Colorado Department of Forestry for regulations and permit requirements. - Any batteries, chemicals, or toxic materials must remain locked up at all times, or safely removed from the access of children or animals. - Fireworks are strictly prohibited. - Guests must obey all federal, state, and local laws regarding the ownership and possession of firearms. - Unattended firearms must be securely stored in a locked, private vehicle if permitted by law. - The unlawful display or discharge of firearms, BB guns, air guns/rifles, or similar devices is strictly prohibited. Smoking and Alcohol Policy - Smoking is interpreted in its broadest sense, to include both tobacco and non-tobacco products, vaping, e-cigarettes, etc. - There is no smoking allowed in any building, tent, restroom, and shower facilities, indoor facilities, common areas, or any outdoor amenities. - Unauthorized smoking will result in a fee of $500. - Smoking is allowed on your own site as long as it is done so in a way that will not directly or indirectly impact the experience of other guests, or cause a fire risk. - A neighboring guest has a presumptive right to a completely non-smoking environment, and the staff will strictly enforce this. - Alcohol is permitted by adults of legal drinking age, as long as it is done so in a way that will not directly or indirectly impact the experience of other guests. - Alcohol must be consumed in a responsible manner. - Alcohol is only permitted in areas designated by staff from time to time. - Illegal drugs are strictly prohibited and may result in eviction/removal from the property.
Cancellation policy for Outdoorsy Bayfield
Refunds be given in accordance with the Cancellation Policy below: Spot2Nite booking fees are non-refundable.
FLEXIBLE If the guest cancels at least 3 days before their check-in day and time, they will receive a full refund (minus Spot2Nite convenience or resort fees). If the guest cancels within the 3 days before check-in, there will be no refund.
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