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Crooked Creek Horse Park Regulations

revised 2004

1. Please observe the various signs posted around the park: "NO SMOKING", "PLEASE DO NOT TIE HORSES TO TREES", "NO PARKING". We try to use as few parking signs as possible so there will be ample parking, however, they are needed to keep things moving properly.

2. SMOKING IS PROHIBITED IN ALL STALLS AND BARNS.

3. Pets: Your dog may be harmless, but we do not know it. We ask that you please keep all dogs leashed. You will be liable for all damage or harm caused by your pet.

4. Mini-bikes, motorbikes, and similar vehicles are to be used with extreme caution and courtesy. NOT every horse likes them.

5. All vehicles and trailers must be parked well away from any building to comply with fire regulations and to prevent fire hazards. Minimum: 20 feet.

6. Vehicles which will be using a generator are requested to park in pre-designated area.

7. Refuse: The grounds were clean when you arrived. Please keep it that way, by placing all refuse in trash containers.

8. Horses are not permitted in the picnic area next to the Administration building or on the walkway between the picnic area and the main show ring. Please keep horses in designated areas only!

9. If you are using a stall, please unload near the stall and move the rig to the designated parking areas as soon as possible.

10. Campers and trail riders assume any and all risk of loss or injury to person or property associated with horse sports and activities.

CCHP is leased to us by Manor Township and administered by the Army Corps of Engineers. The following rules are set forth by the Army Corp of Engineers and Manor Township. Fines WILL be assessed for violating these rules.

*Alcohol is not permitted on CCHP property and/or trails.

*Discharge of "gray water" and/or "sanitary waste" from campers is strictly prohibited. We are not associated with Crooked Creek State Park and use of their disposal facility is PROHIBITED.

*All local fire codes must be followed - NO extraneous electrical hook-ups connected to barns. Only designated electrical hook-ups may be used for camping.