RV/CAMPGROUND POLICIES
Rules & Policies
Resort Rules & Regulations
Pet Policy
Reasonable Accommodation Policy
Standards & Campsite Conduct
Extended Stay Policies
Coyote Valley RV Resort Rules & Policies
We look forward to welcoming all our campers to coyote Valley TV Resort. Please review our rules, regulations, and policies provided below prior to your stay.
Resort Rules and Regulations
Rules and Regulations and Policies are subject to change at any time.
Equal Housing Opportunity
We do business in accordance with the Federal Fair Housing Law
It is illegal to discriminate against any person because of race, color, religion, sex, gender, gender identity or gender expression, handicap/disability, familial status, ancestry, national origin, or inclusion in any protected classification.
COYOTE VALLEY RV RESORT (“CVR”)
RESORT RULES & REGULATIONS AND POLICIES
Rules and Regulations and Policies are subject to change at any time
Coyote Valley RV Resort (“Resort”) (“CVR”) is a Campground/Recreational Vehicle Park under the California Recreational Vehicle Park Occupancy Law (California Civil Code, Sections 799.20 et seq.) (“RV Park Occupancy Law”). Our Rules and Regulations are for everyone’s benefit. Thank you for your cooperation. Failure to comply with these Rules and Regulations may result in the removal of your party from the Resort without refund. All Rules and Regulations and Policies are subject to change at any time.
These Rules and Regulations have been developed as a basis for good relations within Coyote Valley RV Resort. Because the Resort is an RV resort, it has unique conditions which must be recognized and dealt with in a fair and reasonable manner and applied and complied with on an impartial basis. The spirit behind these rules and regulations is in the Golden Rule: “Do unto others as you would have others do unto you.” We trust we will have your complete cooperation not only to keep the Resort’s standards high and to maintain a happy and friendly atmosphere, but also to assure each user a maximum of convenience and comfort. Campers (and their guests) will not do anything to unreasonably adversely affect other Campers, their guests, Resort Management, or the Owner.
The following Rules and Regulations (and Policies) are a part of your Registration Agreement. Please read the Rules and Regulations carefully and keep them on file as they constitute a binding agreement between you and Coyote Valley RV Resort. Furthermore, these Rules and Regulations will apply to any legal owner, registered owner, junior lienholder, heir, joint tenant, or personal representative of the estate of a Camper or any other person or party who gains ownership of Camper’s RV pursuant to the “RV Park Occupancy Law or other applicable California law. Resort’s Management will interpret and enforce these Rules and Regulations in a reasonable manner.
DEFINITIONS:
The definitions set forth below apply unless the context indicates that a different meaning is intended:
A. “Camper” means an RV Camper.
B. “Campsite” means the RV Campsite rented to a Camper by Owner and the Resort.
C. “Guests” includes all of a Camper’s companions, agents, employees, persons sharing the Campsite (including members of a Camper’s immediate family) or invitees, permittees or licensees or other persons in the Resort or on the Campsite at the invitation, request or tolerance of Camper. Guests may be the registered Camper’s Guests or “Guests” of other registered Campers or invitees of Resort Management.
D. “Camp Host” means the employees of the Resort and/or Resort Management who are vested with the legal right and authority to enforce the Rules and Regulations on behalf of Resort Management.
E. “Occupant” is an owner or operator of an RV who lawfully occupies a Campsite for 30 consecutive days or less pursuant to a Registration Agreement.
F. “Owner” includes, but it is not limited to, the owner of the Resort (including the owner’s members, managers, representatives, officers, employees, and agents), Camp Hosts and Resort Management.
G. “Recreational Vehicle Park Occupancy Law” or “RV Park Occupancy Law” means the most current version of the California Civil Code §§ 799.20 through 799.79 and as may be amended from time to time.
H. “Resort” means Coyote Valley RV Resort
I. “Resort Management” means Coyote Valley Resort, the property manager of the Resort.
J. “Resort Management’s approval” or “approval of Resort Management,” “Resort Management’s consent” or “consent of Resort Management” or other similar terms as used in these Rules and Regulations or in other documents referred to in these Rules and Regulations, means that the Resort Management’s prior written approval must have been obtained by Camper before Camper proceeds with any such action requiring Resort Management’s approval or consent. If Resort Management’s prior written approval is required, Camper shall submit a written request to Resort Management which describes the action Camper proposes to take and requests Resort Management to give prior written approval.
K. “RV” means a recreational vehicle as defined by the California Health Safety Code § 18010 which includes a motor home, travel trailer, trailer coach, truck camper, camping trailer, or park trailer. Note: Park Trailers/Park Models/Tiny Homes, buses or vans (including converted buses or vans, unless the converted vehicle complies with ANSI codes and/or displays a RIVA sticker) are not permitted in the Resort.
L. “RV Camper” means an Occupant who is occupying an RV Campsite in an RV.
M. “RV Campsite” means a site in Coyote Valley RV Resort reserved for RV Campers. The boundaries of the real property rented to an RV Camper are the physical concrete slab as they exist at the time the Registration Agreement is/was entered into. PLEASE NOTE: The upper boundaries of the Campsite used for an RV end at the top of the roofline of the Camper’s RV.
N. “Tenant” or “Extended Stay Camper” is a camper occupying an RV that lawfully occupies a Campsite for more than 30 consecutive days pursuant to a Registration Agreement.
RV STANDARDS: All incoming RVs must be pre-approved by Resort Management. Any non-conforming/unapproved RV or vehicle will not be allowed in the Resort. See additional “RV Standards and Campsite Conduct Policies” attached to and incorporated into these Rules and Regulations. PLEASE NOTE: Park Trailers/Park Models/Tiny Homes, buses, or vans (including converted buses or vans, unless the converted vehicle complies with ANSI codes and/or displays a RIVA sticker) are not permitted in the Resort.
Park Hosts are available to assist you 8:00am-10PM DAILY. THE OFFICE IS OPEN 8:00AM to 7:00PM daily. If you need assistance please feel free to call (408)463-8400 x0. Camp Hosts represent the Resort Management and are vested with the legal right and authority to enforce the Rules and Regulations on behalf of Owner and Resort Management. Camp Hosts are not police. AT ALL TIMES, CAMPER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS OR HER (AND CAMPER’S GUEST’S) OWN PROPERTY AND SAFETY. If at any time Camper (a Guest or anyone in Camper’s party) feels threatened or in danger, Camper (or such person) should immediately call 911, and then notify a Camp Host. At all times, Camp Hosts must be treated with dignity and respect by Campers and Guests. For efficiencies, all complaints (except in an urgent situation) should be in writing and signed by the person making the complaint and dropped off at the Office during posted business hours.
CVR IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR PROPERTY! THE RESORT IS NOT A SECURE FACILITY. THE CAMP HOSTS ARE NOT THE POLICE. PROTECT YOURSELF, YOUR GUESTS AND YOUR AND THEIR VALUABLES AT ALL TIMES. IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, CALL 911, AND THEN REPORT THE EMERGENCY TO A HOSPITALITY RANGER.
WARNING: Security cameras and audio recordings are in use in certain common areas of the Resort, this includes portions of the perimeter of the Resort.
PLEASE LOCK YOUR VALUABLES AND BICYCLES!
Unattended bicycles should be locked at all times. Coolers, refrigerators, cabinets, etc., containing alcoholic beverages or other regulated substances should be supervised by an adult or locked. Protect your valuables. Lock unattended camping equipment in your vehicle whenever possible.
CHECK-OUT TIME IS 12:00 noon. CHECK-IN TIME IS 2:00 PM
We may grant early check/in and late check-outs for a fee, based on availability. Please call the Registration Desk to request an early check-in or late check-out. All of Camper’s and Guests’ personal property must be removed upon leaving the Campsite. Vehicles and belongings left at the Campsite after check-out time are subject to removal and charges, at Camper’s expense, in accordance with applicable law.
CVR MAINTAINS THE RIGHT TO REQUIRE GUESTS TO MOVE FROM CAMPSITE WHEN IMMINENT DANGER PRESENT
CVR may require a Camper to move from one Campsite to another Campsite within the Resort if an imminent danger is present as determined by the Camp Hosts or Resort Management as provided in California Civil Code Section 1867.
LATE ARRIVALS (AFTER 8 PM) must restrict noise. You may be allowed to do a basic hookup on your Campsite. For some Sites or rigs, you may not be allowed on the Site until 8 am. We will provide alternate (no hookup) parking if available.
QUIET HOURS are from 8 PM to 8 AM Please turn off TVs and amplified sound, and lower voices to a whisper to allow your neighbors a good night’s rest. At Resort Management’s discretion, music between 8 AM and 10 PM must be at a volume that does not disturb other guests. Music language must be clean and radio-friendly. Your cooperation is appreciated.
CAMPER’S GUESTS: Guests are only allowed in the Resort from 8AM to 8 PM. Guests are the responsibility of the registered Camper(s). Guests who would like to stay overnight must register with the front desk by 4 PM, subject to Campsite occupancy limits. No overnight Guests are allowed without the consent of Resort Management or Camp Hosts.
GUEST PARKING (Limited and Subject to availability.) A fee may be charged at the discretion of Resort Management. All visitors must vacate the property by 8 PM or register at the Front Desk before 5 PM for an overnight stay with a registered Camper. (Subject to Campsite occupancy limits and available parking.) Car Passes are required.
THE RESORT AFTER DARK: For your safety, security, and comfort, please carry and use a flashlight after dark, and please return to your Campsite by 10:00 PM. ALWAYS CARRY AND USE A FLASHLIGHT AFTER DARK!
ALCOHOL AND INTOXICATING SUBSTANCES (INCLUDING MARIJUANA) are to be consumed in responsible quantities in accordance with legal age restrictions. Campers and Guests may not be intoxicated (by alcohol or other substance) in the public areas or while operating any vehicle. All alcohol-containing beverages and intoxicating substances (including marijuana) and medication or other drugs are to be maintained in secured containers that are not accessible to minors or others who are not permitted users. It is the responsibility of the Camper to supervise the storage of these substances.
SUBLEASING is not allowed and the Camper’s interest in a Campsite may not be assigned.
PETS Pet owners are responsible for their pets and must pick up after their pets in all areas of the Resort. You must be able to control your pet at all times. Pets must be leashed at all times (except in the dog parks, where dogs may be taken at Camper’s own risk). Pets cannot be left unattended anywhere in the Resort, other than inside an RV (and then only if it does not cause a disturbance or health risk to the pet). Any pet left unattended (other than in a RV) may be impounded at the Camper’s sole expense. The maximum number of pets per Campsite is three (3). If a Camper’s pet causes a disturbance anywhere in CVR, the offending pet may be required to leave the Resort. Camper shall be responsible for their and their Guests’ pets and any injury or damage the pet(s) cause. The Resort is not responsible for injuries caused by pets or service animals in the Resort. Except for service animals under Civil Code § 54.1,
Children under 16 years of age must be under adult supervision at all times inside or outside the RV.
WHEELED-TRANSPORT POLICY
(GOLF CARTS, SKATEBOARDS, etc) Driving or riding anything with wheels is at the rider’s sole risk, and responsibility, and must be operated in a safe and responsible manner. Drivers of golf carts and street-legal vehicles must have a valid driver’s license and appropriate insurance for the vehicle and its operation. Such insurance must include debris removal up to $20,000.00.
Campers are responsible for the actions of their Guests including family members. Wheeled transport can be ridden on asphalt roads ONLY. Wheeled transport (other than wheelchairs or other equipment for disabilities) is prohibited in buildings, on sidewalks, walkways, and curbs. Exhibitionist maneuvers, tricks, and other techniques (i.e., riding against curbs, “railing,” etc.) are prohibited. Courtesy and awareness are required at all times. Riders who do not comply with this policy may be asked to park (or stow) their wheeled transport and not drive or use it in the Resort, or, as is the case with any failure to comply with the Rules and Regulations, they may be required to leave the Resort, without refund. CVR recommends wearing appropriate protective gear such as helmets, wrist pads, and kneepads. Any nighttime riding or skating requires a forward projecting light and rear reflectors.
No commercial solicitation signage or banner may be posted on any wheeled transport used within the Resort. Failure to comply with this policy (such as by removing or covering the signage/banner) will result in the Camper being required to remove the wheeled transport from the Resort.
THE MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT IN THE RESORT IS 5 MPH for ALL wheeled vehicles, including bikes, skateboards, rollerblades, golf carts, scooters, and the like. Please be extremely cautious about driving anywhere in the Resort. Lights and reflectors are required for ALL wheeled vehicles operated after dusk.
GAS-POWERED skateboards, go-peds, or similar vehicles are not allowed in the Resort. No ATVs, or Rhinos, Polaris, or similar vehicles are allowed (licensed or unlicensed).
WASHING OF VEHICLES & BOATS in the Resort is NOT permitted at your Campsite, on any grass area, or on the pavement, with the exception of approved detailing and washing vendors in designated locations. NO SOAP, please. CVR is next door to an ecologically sensitive wildlife refuge. In the interest of helping to protect wildlife and the surrounding environment, the use of soap or other cleaning products to wash vehicles and boats is strictly prohibited.
ALL VEHICLES & TRAILERS in the Resort must have a valid Vehicle Pass to park any vehicle in a parking space. Any visitors and guest may be charged daily parking fee as well overnight parking. All gas-powered vehicles other than golf carts must be street legal. All golf carts must be QUIET with no excessive smoke or exhaust and operated by a licensed driver. All gas-powered and electric golf carts must be shut down by 10 PM. No boat trailers are allowed on your Campsite. Please do not block or occupy any other site than the one you rented. All parking is supervised by the Outdoor Camp Host or the Registration Office. Vehicles parked in unauthorized areas or blocking sites will be towed at the vehicle owner’s expense or charged the daily rate for the illegally occupied Campsite.
ONLY ONE SLEEPING VEHICLE allowed per Campsite. Example: only 1 RV/Motor Home, Trailer, 5th Wheel, Truck Camper or a vehicle designed for camping with beds, which is approved by Resort Management. CVR requires the use of a sleeping vehicle. Note: Park Trailers/Park Models/Tiny Homes, buses or vans (including converted buses or vans, unless the converted vehicle complies with ANSI codes and/or displays a RIVA sticker) are not permitted in the Resort. You may not sleep in a passenger vehicle, utility trailer, truck bed, tent or under the stars.
TRUCK CAMPERS & SHELLS must not be removed from their vehicles.
TRAILERS AND 5TH WHEELS MUST BE BACKED INTO A SITE WITH A CAMP HOST OBSERVING. Resort Management may have additional requirements.
NO NOISY TOOLS.
PLEASE KEEP YOUR SITE CLEAN: Sheds are not allowed on Campsites. Clotheslines can be hazardous and therefore are not permitted. Please do not tie anything to the trees or fences. Storage of anything beneath, behind, or on the outside of the RV is prohibited and is a violation of the California Code of Regulations, Title 25. This includes, but is not limited to, storage of boxes, trunks, piping, bottles, garden tools, mops, ladders, paint cans, or any other item which is unsightly in appearance.
SEWER AND WATER SYSTEMS AND CONNECTIONS: All fittings and connections must be WATERTIGHT and meet City and County of Santa Clara health codes and State law. Sewer connections must be by rigid piping with a sewer donut (or sewer ring) or a screw-type connector. All Campers and Guests are required to observe city health codes with reference to wastewater. All wastewater, which includes sewage and gray water, must be handled by watertight/airtight systems. Sewer hoses must not leak and must have watertight/airtight connections at both ends. Holding tanks, valves, and plumbing must not leak. Sewer water and gray water (including sink water) must never be dumped on the ground nor drained into buckets. No material (other than human waste and toilet tissue) shall be disposed of into the sewer system. Do not dispose of grease into the sewer system. All feminine products and other items shall be disposed of separately. No rocks, dirt, or other objects shall ever be inserted into the sewer system. NO non-biodegradable toxic chemicals, such as formaldehyde may be used in RVs, such as to control odors.
CONDUCT:
a) Actions by any person of any nature which may be dangerous or may create a health or safety risk or disturb others or damage the property of others are not permitted. This includes, but is not limited to, any unusual, disturbing or excessive noise, intoxication, quarreling, threatening, fighting, immoral or illegal conduct, profanity, or rude, boisterous, objectionable or abusive language or conduct. The use or display of any weapon, including, but not limited to, a bow and/or arrow, BB guns, knives, fireworks and guns/firearms, is expressly forbidden. Persons under the influence of alcohol or any other substance shall not be permitted in any area of the Resort which is generally open to Campers and Guests. Campers and Guests shall not interfere with the operations of the Resort or the employees of Resort Management. Campers and Guests shall not use profanity or rude, boisterous, objectionable, or abusive language or conduct in their interaction with Resort Management.
b) Radios, iPods, MP3 players, Smart Phones, external speakers, televisions, record players, musical instruments, and other similar electronic or sound devices must be used so as not to disturb others. Headsets are recommended. “Ham” or “CB” radios or other radio transmitters may not be operated in the Resort.
c) Campers and Camper’s Guests shall not encroach or trespass on any other Camper’s Campsite or upon any area which is not open for general use by Campers and Guests. All Resort property which is not for the use of Campers and Guests, including, but not limited to, gas, electric, water, and sewer connections (other than at the Camper’s Campsite) and other equipment connected with utility services and tools and equipment of Resort Management, shall not be used, tampered with or interfered with in any way by Campers or Guests.
d) Campers and Guests must be quiet and orderly and comply with the Resort Rules and Regulations (and Policies). Campers must acquaint all Guests with the Resort’s Rules and Regulations.
e) No fires are permitted on Campsites, except as allowed in the section below entitled “FIRES.”
f) The violation of any law or ordinance of the city, county, state, or federal government is prohibited. Resort Management may prohibit acts or demeanor which would place the Resort Management in violation of any law or ordinance.
g) Campers are responsible for the actions and conduct of Camper, Camper’s Guests, and all other occupants of the Campsite and their invitees to the Resort. Such responsibility shall include, but not be limited to, financial responsibility for any injury, death, or damage to any person or property, and any breakage, damage, destruction, and vandalism of the Resort’s facilities, common areas, and other property.
i) Drones are not allowed to be flown by Campers or Guests in the resort.
j) The Resort’s bulletin boards in the laundry rooms may be used by Camper for no longer than seven (7) days to advertise the sale of a specific item or items.
Charcoal fires are permitted in Resort Management approved portable grills only. Dispose of hot charcoal briquettes in Hot Coal Containers. Do not use the trash containers for this purpose. Please warn your Guests about the dangers of playing on or around the Resort gas fire pits. The flames may not exceed 12 inches above the fire pits. The Resort is not responsible for any injuries caused by Camper or Camper’s Guest’s use of CVR gas Fire Pits. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
FIREWORKS and firearms of any kind are prohibited at CVR.
DUMP STATIONS AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. There are no dump stations within the Resort.
PUBLIC PARKING. All personal items such as pop-up canopies, chairs, beach umbrellas, tents, tables, chaises, inflatable toys, towels, or mats must be removed when not in use, and shall not be stored or staged/left overnight on the RV park.
Smoking and vaping are not allowed in any common areas or within 20 feet of any other neighboring RV.
Violation of the rules and regulations could result in eviction and/or cancellation of current and future reservations.
WILDLIFE is protected in California and at CVR. The animals may be admired, but not handled or fed. It is a felony to harm, harass, or disturb wildlife and is subject to a $20,000 fine and/or imprisonment. (SEC. 597 CA STATE PENAL CODE). DO NOT FEED THE STRAY CATS, OR WILDLIFE. Also, please drive carefully and yield to wildlife. CVR is not responsible for injuries due to encounters with wildlife.
PHOTOGRAPHS, RECORDINGS, PUBLICITY RIGHTS, and PRIVACY POLICY: You may appear in audio, visual, and/or audiovisual media recordings and images of CVR and related promotional or documentary materials by CVR and their related promotional companies. If you do not want to appear in any photos you can request they be removed.
Photography, videotaping or recording by Campers or their Guests for commercial purposes must be pre-approved by Resort Management.
PRIVACY POLICY and TERMS OF USE FOR CVR are available by clicking the respective link on the website: Coyote Valley Resort.com at the bottom of the page and the Privacy Policy is attached and is part of these Rules and Regulations. Use of the website constitutes acceptance of both the Privacy Policy and the Terms of Use.
EXTENDED STAY (MORE THAN 30 CONSECUTIVE DAYS). Orientation is required at check-in and no later than within the first week of an Extended Stay. There are additional rules and regulations which apply for Extended Stays, which are attached and incorporated into these Rules and Regulations.
Extended Stays must be approved by Resort Management. Current proof of RV registration and insurance are mandatory for Extended Stays; please bring them with you for registration.
WI-FI. Camper use of the WI-FI is conditioned upon Camper and Guests agreeing to and abiding by the WIFI Terms & Conditions of Use when logging in to the WI-FI.
CAMPER MAIL. Only registered Camper’s (or registered Guest’s) packages will be accepted for delivery. The Resort will accept regular mail held insecurely in a public slot and does not take responsibility nor hold mail/packages for arrival. Packages must be picked up promptly. All other mail, mail/packages for non-registered recipient(s), or if the party has departed before the package is retrieved, will be returned to sender.
SERVICES. CAMPERS AND GUESTS USING THE CVR AMENITIES AND SERVICES DO SO AT THEIR OWN RISK, FULLY ASSUMING THE RISKS; AND THE RESORT HAS NO LIABILITY FOR ANY INJURY OR DAMAGE ARISING FROM THE USE OF THE SERVICES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION THE WORKOUT ROOM, STAGE AREA, LAUNDROMATS, RECREATION ACTIVITIES, PING PONG, HORSESHOES, FIRE PITS, BOCCE, GAME ROOMS, ETC.
SOCIAL MEDIA. We know that Campers and Guests often use social media to share their experiences and the Resort encourages such posting and tagging @CVR. However, everyone should respect the privacy rights of others.
SOLICITATION AND POLITICAL SIGNAGE. Solicitation is strictly prohibited at CVR Without limiting the prior sentence, the following activities are not allowed: the advertising of and/or the sale of goods or services or the display of goods or services for sale, the distribution of printed or recorded materials of any kind, engaging with other Campers or their Guests or impeding the operations of the Resort while impersonating an employee, staff or authorized personnel of Resort Management. Unauthorized events and demonstrations or usage of flags and banners for “commercial purposes” or to incite a crowd, photography, videotaping, or recording of any kind by Campers or their Guests for commercial purposes are not allowed. Political signage is not allowed. Flags of sports teams or state or country flags are the only ones allowed. The distribution by Campers or their Guests of throw-away newspapers or handbills, door-to-door selling, and door-to-door solicitation are not permitted. All salespeople wishing a direct arrangement with and for a specific camper must make individual appointments with the Camper or Guest concerned or interested, prior to entering the Resort and check into the office first.
EMERGENCY EVACUATION ROUTES AND PREPAREDNESS. The Resort Services Directory contains information on Evacuation Routes and Emergency Preparedness. The County of Santa Clara has a regional notification system to send telephone notifications within Santa Clara County. If you have a cellular telephone and would like to be notified, you must register your cell phone numbers and/or email address for use by the County Notification system. You may use CVR address for this notification during your stay.
PROPOSITION 65 WARNING:
WARNING: Campers and Guests are advised that the Resort is not a smoke free area. In addition, there are other chemicals that exist on the property. Being on the property, including the common areas in and around the
AMENDMENT AND INTERPRETATION. Owner and Resort Management reserve all rights to amend, revise, and add to these Rules and Regulations (and Policies) at any time. Determinations made in enforcing or interpreting these Rules and Regulations (and Policies) are in the sole discretion of Resort Management.
ATTACHMENTS, which are incorporated by this reference are: Pet Policies; Reasonable Accommodation Policy; RV Standards and Campsite Conduct Policies; Privacy Policy; and Extended Stay Rules and Regulations.
CVR Pet Policies
Rules and Regulations and Policies are subject to change at any time
A. Written Approval of Resort Management needed to keep a house pet in the Resort RV. Only approved house pets are permitted in the Resort. A house pet is a pet that spends its primary existence within the RV. Resort Management reserves the right to deny a Camper a pet if a proposed pet would pose a threat to the health and safety of Campers or Guests. The maximum number of pets per Campsite for a Daily/Weekly Camper is three (3) for per pet/pet night fee. For Extended Stay Campers, the maximum number of pets allowed is two (2). All pets must be registered, prior to being allowed in the Resort, to determine whether the pet is vicious or a restricted breed.
i. The types of pets permitted are: a domesticated bird, cat kept inside, dog, or aquatic animal kept within an aquarium. Upon request of Resort Management, all dogs must be presented for approval. Vicious dogs are expressly prohibited. Except for guide dogs, signal dogs, and other service dogs as defined by Civil Code § 54.1, Pit Bulls, Staffordshire and Bull Terriers, American Bullies and Bulldogs, Rottweilers, Doberman Pinschers, Wolf Hybrids, Mastiffs and other aggressive breeds, and mixed breeds of the foregoing breeds, are expressly prohibited. If you are unsure whether your dog falls within this prohibition, please call (408)463-8400×0 prior to your visit. The breed prohibition is based upon the Resort’s more than four decades of experience. Please Note: Pet owners must have liability insurance to cover any injury or damage caused by their pets or service animals (and must provide evidence of such insurance if requested).
ii. Non-house pets (including farm animals) are prohibited under any circumstances. Strange and most exotic pets are not permitted. If you intend to bring an exotic pet, please check with Resort Management prior to arrival.
iii. Animals prohibited by City Codes are prohibited in the Resort.
iv. After Camper commences occupancy in the Resort, a pet may not be acquired and brought into the Resort without express permission from Resort Management. Resort Management must approve all dogs before Camper’s registration is approved (or occupancy commences) and/or, if a pet is acquired after registration, prior to such pet being brought into the Resort.
v. If a pet is lost or dies, written permission to bring a new pet into the Resort must first be obtained from Resort Management.
vi. If any of the rules/policies regarding pets is violated, and such violation is noted by Resort Management or a valid complaint is made by another Camper or Guest, the Camper who owns the pet or whose Guest owns the pet will receive a notice in writing stating that the right to keep such pet within the Resort is terminated.
B. The following rules must be strictly followed by all pet owners:
i. Each pet must be licensed and inoculated in accordance City of San Jose and County of Santa Clara laws and regulations. Evidence of licensing and inoculation must be provided to Resort Management within seven (7) days of receipt of written request for such information (and prior to the pet’s admission to the Resort).
ii. Pets must be on a leash. Any pet running loose in the Resort will be subject to collection by Animal Control. Recurring violations of the leash/containment rule will lead to the loss of the privilege to maintain a pet in the Resort and the pet will have to leave CVR.
Iii. All dog feces must be picked up immediately anywhere at the Resort or in the dog parks. Bags are available at dispensers through the park and any violation can lead to asking the Camper to leave and their reservation canceled. Cats must be indoor only.
iv. Pets may not cause any disturbance which might annoy neighbors, including, but not limited to, barking, growling, whining, meowing, scratching, biting, or any other
unusual noises or damage. Under no circumstance is a pet to invade the privacy of anyone’s Campsite, flower beds, shrubs, etc. Pet owners are responsible at all times for their pets, including injury, damage, destruction, and annoyances to other Campers and Guests; and the Resort and Resort Management shall not be liable for any loss, damage or injury of any kind whatsoever caused by a pet.
vi. Exterior pet housing within the site boundaries is permitted in the Resort with Resort Management’s approval and shall not exceed 3 feet in height.
vii. Feeding of other people’s pets (without express permission) or of stray cats, other animals, or wildlife is prohibited.
viii. The tying up or placing of pets outside the RV and leaving them there unattended is prohibited.
ix. The conduct rules set in these “pet” policies apply to all guide dogs, signal dogs, and other service dogs as defined by Civil Code § 54.1, as well.
Any dogs or other pets prohibited by these rules which were in the Resort prior to these rules becoming effective are “grandfathered-in” and need not be removed from the Resort. However, if such pet or animal dies, then Camper must comply with these Pet Rules before obtaining a new pet or animal.
EXTENDED STAY RULES AND REGULATIONS
Rules and Regulations and Policies are subject to change at any time
Coyote Valley RV Resort
A recreational vehicle park
Extended Stay Rules and Regulations
Rules and Regulations and Policies are subject to change at any time
1. These Extended Stay Rules and Regulations apply to Campers who are registered for Extended Stays at the Resort (as defined in the general Rules and Regulations for Coyote Valley RV Resort). All terms used in these Extended Stay Rules and Regulations shall have the meanings given those terms in the general Rules and Regulations.
2. Camper has received and reviewed the general Rules and Regulations (including Polices) for the Resort and agrees to abide by them. Failure to abide by the General Rules and Regulations (including Policies) and/or these additional Rules/Policies, may result in eviction from the Resort. ( ) INITIALS
3. All registered Campers planning to stay for thirty (30) days or more in the Resort must attend the Orientation Meeting within the first 7 days of arrival
3.The Resort’s reservation system does not automatically renew reservations past the departure date. It is the Campers’ responsibility to make sure that the reservation is for the duration of stay; from the arrival date to departure date, otherwise the campsite may be booked by other campers.
4.The maximum number of people allowed on an Extended Stay reservation is 2 adults plus 3 immediate family children under 18.
5.Only one (1) sleeping vehicle and one (1) driving vehicle are included in the Extended Stay rate. Tenants will be charged additional amounts for any other vehicle(s), boat trailers and/or utility trailers, and owners must make arrangements for parking in designated areas. NO PARKING IS PERMITTED ON OTHER CAMPSITES, OR PARKING AREAS. All vehicles in the Resort MUST BE PARKED appropriately and must DISPLAY a current pass with the appropriate vehicle identified and the date current, otherwise the vehicle may be towed at Tenant’s/owner’s expense. Only ONE camping vehicle is allowed per campsite.
6.Trailers, including boat trailers and utility trailers must have prior Resort Management approval to be on property on an Extended Stay basis. If the trailer is in excess of 18 feet, the rate for parking depends on availability and whether the storage is for short or long term.
7.A maximum of two (3) dogs is permitted on Extended Stays. Breed restrictions apply. Please consult the general Rules and Regulations (and Pet Policies) for more information. The monthly fees for each dog are due and must be paid in full on the same day as rent is due. Any disturbance, failure to abide by Pet rules and policies or complaints regarding your dog(s) will be grounds for removal of the dog from the Resort or eviction of Tenant from the Resort. This includes, without limitation, dogs left unattended outside, excessive barking, not cleaning up after your pet, off leash pets, etc. Please refer to the general Rules and Regulations and Pet Policies.
8.CHECK-OUT TIME IS 12 NOON, vehicles and belongings left at the site after check-out time or parked at or blocking other sites are subject to removal and charges of site fees, at Camper’s expense, in accordance with applicable law. Resort Management may also need to relocate Tenant’s vehicles and belongings if an imminent danger arises. Civil Code 1867.
9.Tents are not allowed on any Extended Stay campsite at any time, NO EXCEPTIONS.
16. Shade cabanas or California rooms may be used for shade purposes only. They CANNOT be used for sleeping, storage, or extra living space, and are NOT permitted on the grass or off the concrete pad.
10.All Vehicles (auto, RV, trailer, etc.) must have current registration and insurance while in the Resort and must be in operable condition. Resort Management reserves the right to deny a Camper’s Extended Stay status if the RV or other vehicle is damaged or in disrepair. A motorhome(s) must operate under its own power, and will not be allowed in the Resort if towed in.
11.All Campers and Guests are required to observe city health codes including with respect to wastewater. Please refer to the general Rules and Regulations (and Policies).
12.Unscheduled visual inspections of Campsites are made by Resort Management to determine compliance with Rules and Regulations (and Policies). Campsites must be maintained and left in a neat and orderly condition. Failure to keep the Campsite neat and orderly may result in eviction. Management will give one warning (“aloha”) and the condition(s) must be corrected within seven (7) days.
13. The Resort expects all Campers to abide by all rules of conduct. Please see the general Rules and Regulations (including Conduct Policies).
14.No Camper or Guest may use Coyote Creek Resort’s name, address, or phone numbers for business purposes. Campers may not operate a business anywhere on Resort property. This includes, but is not limited to, using the Resort name and/or physical address on checks, or as a Camper’s permanent address on government-issued documents such as driver’s licenses and registration of vehicles or personal checks.
15.Campers should apply for a P.O. box locally if Resort mail service hours are not convenient. And/or they are receiving important mail. All mail and packages, including without limitation, Amazon packages will be returned to sender if the Camper is no longer registered (e.g. has checked out). If the mail/package is not picked up or the Camper is not registered for in house delivery, the package will be returned in 2 days (exceptions may be made only with advance approval, such as a Camper taking an extended vacation out of the Resort while the Camper is still checked in).
23. Failure to comply with rules and regulations, or failure to pay for all current charges and/or rent will result in eviction from the Resort and cancellation of all future reservation(s).