**2011 Ionia Free Fair Campground Guidelines and Rules**
Please read carefully.
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All Campers MUST check in with the campground supervisor upon arrival. Campground supervisor has the final say on placement of campers. Any campers not parked in the proper location, as assigned by the campground supervisor, will be subject to having their trailer/camper towed at their own expense. Owners will hold the Ionia Free Fair harmless for any damage sustained to their trailer/camper while being towed.
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One vehicle is permitted per campsite. No parking passes may be exchanged for a campground-parking pass. Any campsite with more than one vehicle on site will have the additional cars towed at the owner's expense. Owners will hold the Ionia Free Fair harmless for any damage incurred during towing.
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The Campground Supervisor will be on the grounds after 10:00am Saturday, July 16th for arrival and parking of campers. Thereafter, the Campground Supervisor will park campers daily after 4:00pm. If campers come early and park in the wrong site, their camper will be removed at their expense. NO CAMPERS WILL BE ALLOWED TO PARK UNTIL SATURDAY, JULY 16TH, AFTER 10:00am. NO EXCEPTIONS!!
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This year campers must take their garbage to designated containers. The campground supervisor will have a map showing the locations of said containers. Any camper leaving the campsite dirty will be fined.
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No campfires are allowed on the Fairgrounds.
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In the Primitive Camping Area all generators must be shut off between the hours of 12:00 midnight and 6:00am.
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Water is to be used for hook up to the trailer only. No washing of vehicles, trailers, etc is allowed.
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Gray water and black water is only to be dumped at the dump station located on the North side of the Exhibition Building. Ask Campground Supervisor for information on grounds dump service. ANY CAMPER FOUND DUMPING GRAY OR BLACK WATER WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE GROUNDS.
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Expandos and Awnings must be inside lot line by no less than two feet, provided space is available. *See Department of Environmental Quality Law State of Michigan Campground rules R325.1556 through R325.1559
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Parking will be restricted to ONE VEHICLE (auto or unlicensed motorized recreational) per lot. Vehicles without a campground pass visible in window will not be allowed to park in the campground area. Vehicles will be towed if parked in fire lane. A road right-of-way must be maintained at all times having a minimum width of 20 feet for fire safety.
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All electrical cords must be 10 gauge or better with a proper ground. No other cords or type of cords are allowed.
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All water hook ups must have an anti-siphon device.
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Air Conditioners are not guaranteed to work during the entire time of the event due to the high capacity of campers on the grounds.
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The IONIA FREE FAIR will not be held liable for any loss or damage to campers or appliances as a result of electrical or weather related issues.
Use of motorized recreational vehicles (ORVs):
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During the Fair, all motorized recreational vehicles (golf carts, JD Gators, scooters, quads, etc.) must be registered with the Fair office. A registration application along with a copy of current liability insurance and a copy of the driver’s license of all persons authorized to operate the vehicle must be provided. A numbered identification will be provided to be affixed to the vehicle at all times.
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No motorized recreational vehicles are allowed on the midway between the hours of 10:00am until midway closing during the entire run of the Fair. Vehicles may use the outside perimeter roads, parking in an unrestricted area near E!Park for access to the midway. Exception to this rule: delivery by or for vendors.
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No unlicensed drivers will be allowed to operate the vehicle on the Fairgrounds. Excessive speed, careless driving, driving on the midway, driving that endangers the operator, occupants, or the public will receive a warning. Anyone who has been warned of improper use of their vehicle more than one time will be required to surrender their sticker and must park the vehicle for the duration of the Fair.
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Campground staff, Board of Directors, and local law enforcement personnel are authorized to enforce and administer the above rules. We want all who visit to have an enjoyable and safe Ionia Free Fair.