SCOTTAFBI34-105 — Operation Of Famcamp (air Force Family Campground)

SCOTTAFBI34-105 governs policies, procedures, and responsibilities for operating and administering the Air Force Family Campground.

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  • Publication number: SCOTTAFBI34-105
  • Title: OPERATION OF FAMCAMP (AIR FORCE FAMILY CAMPGROUND)
  • Date: 2016-12-18

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It covers FAMCAMP eligibility, reservations, deposits, campsite occupancy, fees, conduct, and check-out. It requires registration, adherence to posted rules, and specified fire and site safety precautions.

Applies to: It applies to all members of the FAMCAMP staff, military and civilian, part-time and full-time employees, or volunteers, and all patrons of the FAMCAMP.

Topics covered

  • FAMCAMP eligibility
  • Reservations and deposits
  • Campsite occupancy
  • Camping fees
  • Camper conduct
  • Fire precautions
  • Camping site inspections

Questions and answers

Who is authorized to use the Scott Lake FAMCAMP?

Active duty and retired military members, DOD civilian employees, and their dependents and guests are authorized to use the Scott Lake FAMCAMP. (paragraph 3)

What deposit is required for a FAMCAMP reservation?

All reservations must be accompanied by a deposit to cover the first night's stay at the campground.

When is a FAMCAMP deposit forfeited?

Campers canceling reservations and those failing to check in by 2200 on their first day of reservation will forfeit their deposit, unless there are extenuating circumstances; i.e., illness, military commitments, etc.

How long can a camper occupy a FAMCAMP campsite?

Occupancy of a campsite will be limited to a 30-day period, with an option to extend from day-to-day, provided no waiting list exists.

What are the rules for pets at the FAMCAMP?

Pets will be kept on a leash in the campground area at all times.

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