Terms & Conditions
Terms & Conditions and Park Policies for Anicinabe Park
Questions and Assistance
For questions about our booking system or personal assistance, please email: info@kenoracamping.com or
call (807) 456-2267
Important Notices
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Policy Acceptance: Welcome to Anicinabe Park. To ensure everyone has a great experience, we have some
important terms and conditions for you to review and accept. By clicking, I Agree, you confirm that you've read
and accept these policies.
Online booking hub www.kenoracamping.com
While we strive to honor all reservations, we cannot always guarantee the specific spot reserved due to
unforeseen circumstances. We will make every effort to accommodate your request, but in some cases, an
alternative location may be provided.
1. Park Access Camp; Check-in
Gate Hours: The park gate is locked from 10:30 PM to 6:00 AM (Mid-May to Mid-October). No access is
permitted during these hours. For emergency egress or access call 911 or text 807.456.CAMP (2267)
Late Arrivals: If arriving after the office closes at 9:00 PM please text or call us to make arrangements. You will not be allowed to set up past 9:30pm.
Check-In/Check-Out Times:
o Check-in: 2:00 PM
o Check-out: 12:00 Noon
2. Length of Stay
Maximum stay is 28 days within any 31-day period, in compliance with Ontario Parks Rules.
Seasonal RV rentals are not permitted.
3. Right of Eviction
Disruptive behavior may result in eviction without a refund.
4. Payment and Fees
Payment Methods: VISA, MasterCard.
Credit Card Statement: Charges will appear as Dewar Dynamics Inc
Advance Reservation Fee: Full payment required at booking.
System Fee: $7.00 non-refundable fee applied to all bookings.
CANCELLATION SCHEDULE
(All refund percentages apply to campsite fees only, excluding non-refundable booking and administration fees.)
• More than 30 days before arrival: 75% refund of campsite fees.
• 14–30 days before arrival: 50% refund of campsite fees.
• 7–13 days before arrival: 25% refund of campsite fees.
• Less than 7 days before arrival: No refund. The total booking amount is forfeited.
• No-shows: Guests who do not arrive on their scheduled check-in date without prior notice will be treated as a less-than-7-day cancellation. No refund will be issued and the site will be released for rebooking.
5. Minimum Reservations (Weekends; Long Weekends)
Long weekends require a minimum reservation of 3 nights. 1 week prior single night bookings allowed.
Weekends (Friday &Saturday) require a minimum stay of 2 nights. 1 week prior you can book single nights on the weekend
Force Majeure Clause
Anicinabe Park is not responsible for any failure or delay in providing access, services, or amenities due to events
beyond its control (e.g., floods, wildfires, earthquakes, government actions, labor disputes, pandemics, power
outages). In such cases:
Services may be suspended or terminated without liability or refund.
Guests agree to reschedule their reservation to the same dates the following year or another available date of
their choice. For all other situations, our standard refund policy applies.
Park Rules
General Rules
1. Speed Limit: 10 km/hour (walking speed). Watch for children at play!
2. Quiet Hours: 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM (City of Kenora Bylaw #27-2007).
3. Visitors: Must leave by 10:00 PM.
4. Vehicle Limit: One vehicle per site past the barricade. Additional vehicle passes maybe purchased for $10 per day subject to site and availability.
5. Additional parking available across from the park on Mikana Way.
Site Occupancy
Maximum occupancy per site:
Standard site: 4 people + one RV, tent, or motorhome.
Additional persons (up to 6 total): $5 per person/day for each additional guest.
Pets
Pets are welcome but must follow these guidelines:
Dogs must be leashed at all times.
Owners must clean up after pets and ensure they do not disturb other guests.
Aggressive or excessively barking dogs will result in removal from the park.
Garbage; Recycling
Garbage must be bagged and disposed of in designated containers near bathrooms or on the east side of Up and Over. Please do not store garbage at your campsite, as it may attract wildlife and pests. Recycling bins are available for cans and bottles
near the Comfort Station and on Up and Over. We encourage recycling. Recycling is co-mingled except for glass and liquor containers.. We have partnered with "A Dog's Life Dog Rescue in Kenora this season for liquor containers. A Dog's Life is taking liquor bottles for refund as a fundraiser for their organization. .
Campfires
Campfires are only allowed in designated fire pits:
Do not move fire pits or leave fires unattended.
Ensure fires are fully extinguished before leaving or checking out.
No garbage should be placed or burned in firepits. This includes sunflower seeds and cigarette butts. This
helps prevent pollution and maintains the cleanliness of our facilities.
Firewood Policy
Firewood must be purchased on-site to prevent the spread of tree diseases (Burn it where you buy it policy).
Outside firewood is prohibited.
Full-Service RV Sites
Sewer lines must be properly fitted when connecting to site plumbing; improper connections will incur cleaning fees.
Fish Cleaning Hut
Fish cleaning is only allowed in designated areas:
Bag fish waste securely and place it in the freezer provided.
Clean the station after use to maintain hygiene.
Third-Party RV Delivery
1. All third-party RVs or tent equipment must be pre-approved by management before entering the campground.
Vehicle Washing is not permitted.
WiFi Policy
WiFi is provided for basic internet use (e.g., browsing, email).
High-bandwidth activities like streaming or business meetings are not supported.
Coverage may vary due to park geography.
Respectful Camping
We strictly enforce quiet time at 10:00 PM but request that you respect your neighbors; camping experience at all
times.
Additional Information
Bathroom Access: The code is in your welcome confirmation. Only flush human waste and toilet paper.
Please do not flush feminine products, applicators, paper towels, Food, disposable wipes (this includes RV
toilets.) The passcode and use of the Bathrooms is for Campground Guests only.
Terms and Conditions for Booking a Boat Berth
Booking Details
Availability and Pricing: Berths are available for campers; boats during their stay at $15 per day,
subject to availability.
Booking Confirmation: Bookings are confirmed upon full payment receipt at time of online
booking
Refunds: Payments are non-refundable, except as outlined in the cancellation policy.
Cancellation Policy
More than 15 days notice: Full refund minus a 25% booking and admin fee.
Less than 14 days notice: Full refund minus a 50% booking and admin fee.
Less than 7 days notice: No refund; total booking amount is forfeited.
Berth Usage
Vessel Specific: The berth must be used by the booked vessel. Transfers require prior written
consent.
Regulations: Vessels must comply with marina regulations and local laws.
Liability
Marina Responsibility: Not liable for vessel damage or loss.
Indemnity: Boat owners indemnify the marina against claims arising from berth use.
Check-in and Check-out
Times: Check-in at 2 pm, check-out at noon. Late check-outs may incur additional charges.
Force Majeure
The marina is not liable for service failures due to events beyond its control.
Amendments
The marina reserves the right to amend these terms at any time, with changes communicated in
writing.
Circuit Breakers Tips for your RV, Tent Trailer or Motorhome
Circuit breakers are essential safety devices designed to protect your RVs electrical system from
overcurrent, overload, or short circuits. They interrupt power flow when a fault is detected, preventing
damage like overheating or electrical fires.
Managing Electrical Load in Your RV
Gradual Load Management: To avoid tripping the circuit breaker, plug in high-draw appliances like your
fridge. Then, gradually add other devices such as your A/C, microwave, and lights. This approach ensures
safe operation and prevents electrical overload.
Energy Efficiency Tips: Use energy-efficient appliances and LED lighting to reduce power consumption.
Consider using propane for your refrigerator when possible to minimize electrical load.
Best Practices for A/C Usage
Optimize A/C Use: Avoid running your A/C when you;re not at your campsite. This not only saves energy but
also reduces wear and tear on your unit. Running an A/C continuously can strain the system, potentially
shortening its lifespan by up to 5 years if not properly maintained.
Maintenance Matters: Regular maintenance, such as cleaning filters and inspecting electrical connections, is
crucial for extending the life of your A/C unit. Proper installation and balanced usage also play significant
roles in durability.
Additional Safety and Energy-Saving Tips
Inspect Electrical Connections: Always inspect the campground's electrical outlets for damage before
connecting your RV. Use a surge protector to safeguard your electrical system from power surges.
Minimize Phantom Loads: Unplug devices or use power strips with switches to prevent energy drain from
inactive electronics.
By following these guidelines, you can ensure a safe, efficient, and enjoyable stay at our park while also
extending the life of your RV's electrical and HVAC systems.
Camper Appliances and Amperage
Draws
Lights (per bulb) 0.5 -1.5 Amps
Water Heater (6-gallon, heating) 8-13 Amps
RV Air Conditioner (Start-up) 16-18 Amps
RV Air Conditioner (Running) 13-16 Amps
Window Air Conditioner 5-10 Amps
RV Roof Fan 3-5 Amps
Ceiling Fan (low to high setting) 0.2-6 Amps
Oscillating Fan 0.5-1 Amps
Furnace Fan 7-9 Amps
Space Heater (1600 watts) 7-13 Amps
Space Heater (800 watts) 4-10 Amps
Refrigerator 5-8 Amps
Portable Ice Maker 19.2 Amps
Blender 5-6 Amps
Microwave Oven (Standard) 7-13 Amps
Microwave Oven (Convection) 7-15 Amps
Portable Pizza Oven 12.2 Amps
Toaster 8-10 Amps
Coffee Maker 5-8 Amps
Electric Kettle 6-12 Amps
Frying Pan (Cooking - High) 7-12 Amps
Crock-Pot (Cooking - High) 3-5 Amps
Crock-Pot (Warming) 1-2 Amps
Food Processor 5-8 Amps
Hair Dryer (High) 7-13 Amps
Curling Iron 0.5-0.7 Amps
Iron (High) 8-10 Amps
Washer/Dryer 14-16 Amps
Vacuum (Hand-Held) 2-6 Amps
DVD, Disc Player, Radio 0.5-2 Amps
Television HD, Digital 1.5-4 Amps
Satellite Receiver/Game Console 0.5-0.8 Amps
Computer (Laptop) 2-3 Amps
Chargers (small electronics) 0.5 to 1.5
Amps
Drill 2-6 Amps
Bear Safety
BEARS are dangerous. Do not approach, do not feed, and do not leave food or smells outside. Wash
surfaces with soap and water. Don't Invite A Bear To Your Campsite.
The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources has provided an excellent resource to help you with bear
safety. Bear Wise, Ontario MNR.
Park Location
Note: The easiest way to find us is to Google Canadian Tire or Walmart and head south for 700m on
Mikana Way straight into the park gates.
955 Golf Course Road. GPS latitude 49.753450 and longitude -94.479530
Contact Information
Office Hours: Seven days a week, 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM
We encourage all reservations through the online booking system, this is the quickest and most
efficient. Reservations can also be made over the phone.
Text: (807) 456-2267 or Call 807.467.2700
Email: info@kenoracamping.com
Emergency
Muster point at Comfort Station
A message will be sent to campers when potentially dangerous situations arise – bears, climate
event etc.
For medical emergencies call 911 and inform them you are in Anicinabe Park along your site #
or location in the Park.
Dump Station
Only use designated RV/trailer dump stations for waste disposal
Be respectful of others waiting. Complete your dumping process as quickly as possible.
Clean up after yourself. Rinse the area and equipment if any spills occur, and leave the station
as clean (or cleaner) than you found it.
Gather all necessary supplies before starting: disposable gloves, bleach wipes, a dedicated
sewer hose, and any required adapters or attachments.
Wear protective gear to prevent contact with waste.
Dump the black tank (toilet waste) first, then the gray tank (sink/shower waste). This allows the
gray water to help rinse the hose.
Only dump human waste and wastewater. Do not dump toxic chemicals, fats/oils, flushable
wipes, or any debris not considered human waste.
Rinse your tanks thoroughly using the provided non-potable water or your own tank flush
system.
Clean and store your hose and attachments properly after use4.
Securely reattach all caps and close any access doors or bays on your trailer before leaving.
Pay any required non-camper dumping fees and follow posted instructions at the facility.
If unsure about any procedure, refer to posted guides or ask facility staff for assistance56
Picnic Shelter & Stage Bookings
Rental Fees:
Youth Groups (schools and youth organizations): $50 per day
Private Gatherings (fewer than 50 people): $100 per day
Special Events (groups over 50 people): $200 per day
Community Events (free admission): No Charge but must book with Anicinabe Park