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Pets must be restrained on a leash of six feet or less at all times. Pets are not allowed inside the cabins or bath house at any time. Pets may not remain in the Park overnight. This is to included cabins, tent sites, vehicles, or kennels. Check in time is 3:00 pm. Check out time is 11:00 am. Please check in and out with the Park Ranger. Enforcement: failure to abide by the regulations and ordinances governing Cabarrus County Active Living and Parks will subject offender to temporary or permanent expulsion from the park and/ or criminal prosecution. In the event of permit revocation, all monies paid shall be forfeited by the offender and retained by the park. All North Carolina Motor Vehicle and traffic laws apply at any Park or parking lot operated by the Active Living and Parks Department. TENT SITES Each of the tent sites includes a picnic table, grill, fire circle, and trash can. A restroom /shower building is centrally located and also includes an outside utility sink. A maximum of two tents and 6 people is allowed at each tent site. CABINS Each cabin includes one double bed, one set of bunk beds, a day bed, chest of drawers, dining table with chairs, and a small refrigerator. Each cabin also has heat and air conditioning. No bed linens or dishes are provided. Any damaged or broken items (pictures, lamps, etc.) will be replaced at cost by renter of the facility. Picnic table, charcoal grill and fire circle are provided outside each cabin. Furniture may not be removed from the cabins. Please remove all trash and clean cabin before checking out. Camping tents are not permitted on cabin sites. Dining canopies are allowed. GROUP CAMPING Group Camping site includes a fire pit, picnic table, grill, trash can, recycling can and (9) nine tent sites with a maximum of 35 people allowed. To qualify to stay in the Group Camping area certification and /or documentation must be provided meeting one of the following criteria: Boy Scouts of America, Girl Scouts of America, or other organized youth group. Groups must provide documentation to meet criteria for Group Camping area use. Examples of qualifying documentation are as follows but not limited to: charters, letters on official letterhead from the group organizer, youth leader, or a 501 (c) 3 non - profit organization. Counselor to camper ratio must be at least one (1) counselor per seven (7) youth. Counselors are considered anyone over 21 years of age and supervising the camp outing. Group Camping excludes family functions and will not require a two -day stay on Friday and Saturday. This area cannot be divided in to multiple reservations. Tents must be set up within designated tent site areas. Attachment number 3 \n F -1 Page 65 12.