Monterey County Fair RV Park

Rules

Campground Rules

Occupant shall provide a valid driver’s license and vehicle license plate numbers upon check in. Also, registration and insurance should be current and up to date on all vehicles and trailer/RV units. The Camp Host reserves the right to refuse service for any reason. Drive with caution. The speed limit is 5 miles per hour throughout the Fairgrounds and is strictly enforced. Children and pets are always present. NO wood campfires are allowed on premises. No tent camping or car camping of any kind. All fees shall be paid in advance at check-in. Occupant’s stay shall not exceed twenty-eight (28) days.

Quiet Hours

Quiet Hours are 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. No loud voices, music, generators, or noise permitted during this time.

Pets

Pets must be leashed or in a cage. If tethered outside, owner must also be present. Excessive barking not allowed. Pet owners are required to pick up after their pet and dispose waste in trash receptacles.

Upon Check In

Check in is between 1-5 PM, there are no drop ins after 5 PM. (RV Park hours are subject to change during Winter, Summer, and Scheduled Events). Check out time is no later than Noon. Early check in and/or late check out is permitted with prior approval from the camp host, space permitting, and there shall be a fee. To access the RV Park, vehicles must use Gates 6. Entry is permitted between 9 AM to 5 PM. All guests must first stop and check in with the camp host. Once Gate 6 is closed, you must have a reservation and the code to gain entrance. The code is given upon check in. For guests, who have reservations, late check-ins must be approved and communicated with Camp Host, and must obtain correct paperwork prior to closing hours. If the paperwork is not received prior to closing you will not be able to check in until the next day. To exit from the RV Park, drive up to the gate and it will open automatically. DO NOT block the gate from closing. This may cause serious damage to the gate mechanism. Foot access is only permitted through the pedestrian gate located adjacent to Gate 6 and also requires a code. Pedestrians shall not use the automatic vehicle gate for access. Please contact the RV Park office with any questions at (831)717-7167 or camphost@montereycountyfair.com

Vehicle Policy

RV park permits shall be current and prominently always displayed on each vehicle’s dashboard. Each guest is allowed one vehicle in addition to RV. This vehicle must be parked in the dirt lot (Oak Tree Ring) to the left of the bathrooms unless otherwise instructed by the Camp Host. Additional vehicles and trailers will be directed to park in an area designated by the Camp Host, overnight parking of these additional vehicles will be charged $5.00 per night. Those requiring ADA access will be accommodated by the Camp Host, located at the RV Office. Vehicles shall not block any other RV sites, roads, or gates. RV park occupancy only permits access to the RV park. All other areas of the Monterey County Fairgrounds are accessible only during scheduled events with admission, if applicable.

Items left behind

Occupants shall abide by all local, state, and federal laws regarding use of controlled substances. Any personal property remaining after check out will be stored for a period of 30 days. Thereafter, any unclaimed property will be deemed abandoned and the disposition thereof shall be within the sole discretion of the RV park management.

Failure to comply:

Occupants, RVs, and vehicles may be removed from the premises with 72-hour notice and without a judicial proceeding for: (1) Failure to pay for occupancy or (2) Failure by occupant or their guests to abide by these RV park rules (Civil Code sections 799.22, 799.25, 799.58) RVs and vehicles will be towed to the nearest storage facility at owner’s expense by California Towing, Inc. The local traffic law enforcement agency is the City of Monterey Police Department 831-646-3824.

7th District Agricultural Association and the State of California

Occupant shall indemnify and save harmless the 7th District Agricultural Association and the State of California, their officers, agents, servants and employees from any and all claims, causes of action and suits accruing or resulting from any damage, injury or loss to any person or persons, including all guests of occupant whom the occupant may be liable and occupant him/herself and from any loss, damage, cause of action, claims or suits for damages, including but not limited to loss of property caused by, arising out of or in any way connected with the exercise by occupant of the privileges herein granted.

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