Seasonal Camping at its Finest
Why Choose Seasonal Camping?
- Tired of relocating and parking your trailer every weekend especially with the price of gas?
- Does a 40-45 minute drive from Winnipeg to your trailer site sound good?
- Tired of reserving or rushing on Fridays to get a campsite? How about no more reservation fees?
- Does the convenience of having direct sewage dumping hook-up and/or water hook-up to your trailer sound appealing? Imagine never having to move your trailer to refill or dump.
- How about the convenience of always having electricity?
- Do you pay expensive off-season storage fees for your trailer?
If you answered yes to as little as one of the above questions, check out the benefits of our Seasonal Camping offer:
Seasonal Camping means you can park your trailer on a site and leave it there for the entire season. The site is only available to the leasee.
Debonair Campground is located 55 all-paved kms. South of Winnipeg. Our lengthy season runs from end of April to mid-October. Each campsite is furnished with a picnic table and fire-pit. The majority of our sites are serviced and private with brush and tall trees. The electrical wiring in this park is underground creating a clean natural look. Our large sites can accommodate large trailers with slide-outs with still plenty of space for decks, sheds, etc.
Available Sites
Available Sites
A4 & A8
Or see RV’s for Sale by Owner
Automatically get notified when newly listed Seasonal Sites come available by filling out the online form @ https://fs21.formsite.com/debonair/form4/index.html?1460298471344.
OR
Campsite Descriptions:
Moe’s Place
Why deal with the high maintenance of a cottage when you can have the same or better amenities for a fraction of the cost and work. Sit back and relax in a Moe’s Place elite campsite with easy beach access. Sites are large enough to accommodate large units with slide-outs and still have plenty of space for a gazebo, deck, etc. Moe’s Place sites are fully-serviced with 30 or 50 amp electrical, water hook-up, & a single sewer hook-up for both grey and black. Enjoy the convenience of never having to move your trailer to dump or refill with water. You must be self-contained with a washroom in your trailer to camp in this section of the campground. In order to reserve one of these sites, your trailer must be 15 years old or newer (100-200 rows) and 10 years old or newer (300 row).
None available at the time.
Horseshoe Bay
Horseshoe Bay sites are large and serviced with 50 amp electrical, water hook-up, and 500 gallon Septic tank. (both grey and black water). There are several clean latrines with hand sanitizers along Horseshoe Bay. The cost to hire the local Septic truck company to empty your sites septic tank is approximately $75 plus GST. Debonair pays for the last pump out of the year. In order to reserve one of these sites, your trailer must be 15 years old or newer.
None available at this time.
Acorn Alley
Acorn Alley Seasonal Campsites are situated among beautiful oak trees. In this tight-knit community of 24 sites, incuding stand alone site 89. Campers are well acquainted with one another and enjoy close proximity to the modern washrooms and laundromat. Acorn Alley sites are large and serviced with 30 amp electrical, water hook-up and 300 gallon underground tank for grey and black water. Pump outs for these tanks are approximately $65 plus GST. In order to reserve one of these sites, your trailer must be 20 years and newer.
None available at this time
A-Sites
30 full-serviced seasonal sites in close proximity to the modern washrooms and laundromat. Twenty-eight of these new sites are serviced with 30-amp electrical, water hook-up, 300 gallon septic tank for grey and black water. One site (A30) is serviced with 15 and 30 amp electrical, water hook-up, same 300 gallon septic tank. One site (A19) is serviced with 50-amp electrical, water hook-up, and a 300 gallon septic holding tank. The seasonal fees for these sites include one black water tank pump-out per season. In the event a tank needs to be emptied any other time, the customer will need to pay for the pump-out. The cost is approximately $65 plus GST. In order to reserve one of these sites, your trailer must be 20 years old or newer.
Small, Medium and Large A- sites. Hybrids only allowed in certain A-Sites, no pop-ups allowed.
Available: A4 & A8
Site A30
This exquisite campsite is in a class of its own. It is situated among beautiful oak trees and brush and has no bordering neighbors. Conveniently located in close proximity to the Beach, Modern Washrooms/Showers and Laundromat. It also has an onsite outhouse for the occupants’ exclusive use. This very spacious site is fully-serviced with a 30-amp outlet as well as a separate 15-amp outlet, water hook-up, 300 gallon grey/ black holding tank. The seasonal fees for this site includes one tank pump-out per season. In the event the tank needs to be emptied any other time, the customer will need to pay for the pump-out. The cost is approximately $65 plus GST. In order to reserve this site, your trailer must be 15 years old or newer.
None available at this time.
New customers are required to pay a one time $100.00 +GST New Account Administration Fee over and above the seasonal camping fees. This is not an annual charge.
Should you decide to take an available site but prefer a different one, you can get on our Insider Waiting List. The Insider Waiting List is contacted before our Outsider Waiting List when a newly available site comes up.
Would like to be notified as newly listed Seasonal Sites come available?
Simply fill out the online form @ https://fs21.formsite.com/debonair/form4/index.html?1460298471344
Beat the waiting list by purchasing an onsite RV.
2025 Seasonal Rates (April 18 – October 13)
*Rates are in Canadian Funds. Municipal Tax and regular trailer license fees are included in prices. 5% GST will be added.
$2,825.00 for a site in Horseshoe Bay with 50-amp electric, water hook-up & 300 Gallon Septic tank. (Sites 12)
$2,980.00 for a site in Horseshoe Bay with 50-amp electric, water hook-up and 500 Gallon Septic tank.
$2,800.00 for an Acorn Alley site with 30-amp electric, water hook-up and 500 Gallon Septic Tank
$2,645.00 for full-serviced sites in Acorn Alley & Sites A1-A3, A7, A9 & A12 with 30-amp elec./water/sewer hook-up. (includes Site 89).
$2,565.00 for Sites A4, A5, A6, A8, A10, A11, A13-A29 which are full-serviced with 30-amp elec./water/sewer hook-up.
$2,915.00 for full-serviced site A-19 with 50-amp elec./water/sewer hook-up.
$3,880.00 for full-serviced site A-30 with 15 and 30-amp elec./water/sewer hook-up.
$2,975.00 for a full-serviced site in Moe’s Place with 30-amp elec./water/sewer hook-up.
$3,350.00 for a full-service non-metered site in Moe’s Place with water/sewer/50-amp elec. hook-up.
$3,040.00 + Hydro Consumption for a full-service metered site in Moe’s Place with 50-amp elec./water/sewer hook-up.
Seasonal Rates include 3 free transferable seasonal Vehicle Parking Permits.
N.B.
New customers are required to pay a one time $100.00 New Account Administration Fee over and above the seasonal camping fees. This is not an annual charge.
RV Park Models larger than 8.5 feet wide and/or not meeting MPI standards are subject to an additional annual Municipal fee of $55.00.
Hybrid trailers (But no Pop-ups) are only allowed in A-sites A4, A8, A27, A29.
Gallery of Seasonal Sites
On-Site RV’s For Sale
Beat the waiting list by purchasing an onsite RV and transferring the seasonal lease to the purchaser for immediate occupancy.
Before making any purchase, please read the campground rules and regulations. Leases are not transferable until all money owed (if any) is paid to Debonair in full and management has accepted the condition of the site and outside of structures. Once management has approved a lease transfer, the new tenant will need to sign a Lease Transfer Agreement and pay a $100.00 New Account Administration fee to Debonair Campground.
The information below has been provided to us by the present tenants of these campsites. Debonair is not responsible for the information supplied and/or the sale, liens (if any), or condition of the trailers, etc. The property (campsite), picnic tables, and fire pits are owned by Debonair and are not part of the sale.
You are allowed to run your hot water tank on electric on a 30-amp site providing you are not running the AC at the same time.
Seasonal Camping Leases can be transferred to the purchaser once conditions are met. That is, the sale is approved by Management and both parties (seller and purchaser) have signed a Lease Transfer Agreement at the Campground Office. Interested persons are advised to read the Campground Policy before making any purchase. The new tenant will need to pay a $100.00 New Account Administration fee to Debonair Campground.
Annual Structure Fees
Structures or changes to campsite must be approved by campground management. Please email a construction request with dimensions, materials and description to debonaircampground@outlook.com for approval. Please see Policy #17. Adding a structure to your seasonal site may result in an extra charge. This extra charge is to cover additional municipal taxes and other related costs. Sheds are not to be used for living space or as a Guest House.
N.B.
- All Structures must be visually appealing.
- Tents are exempt from annual structure fees but in some cases may be subject to camping fees. Please refer to the Seasonal Camping Policy.
Storage/Garden Shed – .25 /sq. ft.
A structure solely used for storing, is under 65 square feet and is not higher than 8.5 ft. Must have a permanent finish that doesn’t require painting. Factory windows, for the purpose of letting sunlight in, is allowed providing they cannot open.
Storage/Garden Shed² – .40 /sq. ft.
A structure solely used for storing, is over 65 square feet but under the maximum allowed 100 square feet and no higher than 8.5 ft. Must have a permanent finish that doesn’t require painting. Factory windows, for the purpose of letting sunlight in, is allowed providing they cannot open.
Flat deck – .10 /sq. ft.
Deck with railing – .16 /sq. ft.
Firewood or fridge shelter – no charge for one (smallest)
Consisting merely of 3 sides and a roof, used to store firewood and/or a fridge, and is no larger than 8 ft. wide, 7 ft. high and 4 ft. depth. Must have a permanent finish.
Storage Shelter – .08 /sq. ft.
Consisting merely of 3 sides and a roof, not higher than 7 ft. high, doesn’t classify as a wood or fridge shelter or is a second or more wood or fridge shelter on a campsite, and is solely used for storing. Must have a permanent finish.
Non-sheltered outside electric fridge (even those not plugged in) – $50.00 /season
Winter Boat Storage Fee – $75/ season for small portable 12′ and under (including canoes) . Boats on trailers & utility trailers can NOT be stored at the campground. No charge for kayaks.
RV Camping Unit (one per site) – fee is included in seasonal rent
Metal, Wrought Iron or Canvas Screened or Garden Gazebos – no charge providing they are classified temporary structures and are not assessed by the tax assessor.
N.B.
Structures that don’t meet above specifications will be asked to modify, reconstruct or remove.
- Only one detached Gazebo per site. Homemade gazebos are not permitted.
- Total square feet of structures is calculated by it’s outside measurements.
- Only one electric fridge allowed per site; excluding built-in trailer fridges.
- Talk to James before you dig. There are underground hydro and water lines to look out for.
- Newly added structures which fees total more than $15.00, will be charged the full annual rate, regardless of when construction is started or the structure(s) is(are) moved onto the campsite.
- 5% GST will be added to structure fees.
- Permanent Structures, other than the above mentioned, are not allowed to be constructed or moved onto a site.
Tarps are not allowed on trailers from May-September. - Fences, Gates/Entrances, & Decks must be built with treated wood or material with permanent finish. Access to site must be at least 36″ wide, no less. Fences can be no higher than 6′. NOTE: Sites with septic tank must have a 2′ access on right side for pump outs.
Vehicle Permits
Every motor vehicle parked anywhere in the campground (including campsites) must have a Debonair Vehicle Permit. RVs parked on a campsite are not obliged to have a permit provided it is owned by the policy holder and/or spouse of the site, and is the sole camping unit on the campsite. If it is parked off your site or is not the sole camping unit on your site, it will require a Special Vehicle Permit. Vehicle Permits are available at the office.
Free 30 minute parking at the office.
Cost for Vehicle Parking Permits:
Regular & Seasonal Vehicle Parking Permits (non-camping units):
- 3 free annual Seasonal Vehicle Parking Permits per seasonal campsite can be picked up at the office by the policyholder and/or spouse. Every season will have new annual permits.
- $40.00 for an additional or replacement Seasonal Vehicle Parking Permit.
- $4 for a non-transferable Temporary (3-hour or less). This Vehicle Parking Permit does not include use of the beach.
- $8 for a non-transferable Day Vehicle Parking Permit (expires noon the following).
- Student Rate for an unmarried child of a seasonal camper: $20.00 for a non-transferable Seasonal Parking Permit.
- Above rates include GST.
Special Vehicle Permits for 2nd or more camping units/tents on a campsite:
- $21.00 (20.00 + GST) per day unless it is the sole camping unit parked on your campsite and is owned by you, the policy holder and/or your spouse. Special Vehicle Permits expire 2:00 PM the following day. Regular and Seasonal Vehicle Parking Permits cannot be used for camping/sleeping units. If you have non-registered guests with a camper vehicle of any kind visiting you, they will need to purchase a Special Vehicle Permit or pay camping fees.
N.B.
- No refunds on parking permits.
- Above vehicle permits are not available to the general public unless they are a registered camper or guest of a registered camper. Parking Permits are intended for the comfort and safety of Debonair Campers and to regulate the number of unauthorized vehicles in the park. Without parking permits, camping rates would unfairly be significantly higher to compensate for unregulated additional people/costs. Campers enjoy the benefits of parking permits resulting in a well maintained, non-bustling park with a sense of security and community.
- You are responsible for your guests and making sure they have a Vehicle Parking Permit. All Vehicle Permits, with the exception of the temporary permit, include use of the beach. Permits can be purchased anytime. Instructions on how to obtain a Vehicle Parking Permit when the Camp Office is closed can be found on the Camp Office door.
- If you lend your Seasonal Vehicle Parking Permit, please remember you are responsible for that vehicle as well as the behavior of the persons arriving from that vehicle. Any problems arising from this vehicle and persons involved will reflect back on the owner of the permit.
- Vehicles found parked in the campground without a visible (on dash or hung on mirror) Vehicle Parking Permit (even for a short time) or with an incorrect/invalid permit will need to purchase an appropriate permit immediately in addition to a $10.00 penalty charge or be towed and risk losing re-entry privileges.
- The policy holder and/or spouse or an immediate child of the policy holder and/or spouse must always accompany their guest(s) who have not paid camping fees, at the beach. This includes guests with Vehicle Passes, unless they have paid camping fees.
- Registered overnight campers/guests will automatically receive non-transferable Vehicle Parking Permits with their paid registration (overnight camping fees).
- Walk-in guests are not allowed to use any campground facilities including the beach, unless they have, in close proximity, a Seasonal Vehicle Permit that is not already in use or they have purchased a temporary Vehicle Permit at the office. Maximum of 4 walk-in guests per permit allowed. A Vehicle Permit allows access to the facilities whether they have a vehicle parked on the property or not. You are allowed walk-in guests, within reason, visiting you at your campsite without a Parking Permit provided they are not parked on the highway and do not use the campground’s facilities. Please do not abuse this privilege.
- Should you be expecting guests, we recommend you give them your campsite number and let them know whether or not you have a vehicle permit for them.
Thanks so much for your appreciated cooperation!
Seasonal Camping Policy
WELCOME TO DEBONAIR CAMPGROUND!
We appreciate your patronage and shall try in every friendly, reasonable way to make your stay at Debonair Campground both pleasant and comfortable.
This property is privately owned and the Management makes and enforces the Terms and Conditions. These Terms and Conditions take effect immediately and were written for your general welfare, safety, and enjoyment, to assure a pleasant summer vacation environment.
The Management and staff at the Debonair Campground are trained to administer our rules fairly to all guests to assure that a few thoughtless people do not disturb your summer vacation.
As used in these Terms and Conditions, the term “Management” designates the owner or manager or other agent of the owner; the term “Occupant” shall be used to mean and include the persons utilizing the campsite in the park, their families and guests where applicable; the term “RV” will be used to describe the recreational vehicle or camping unit that will be parked on the campsite.
MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES:
To protect your privacy and ensuring that your personal information remains confidential.
To enforce the Terms and Conditions of Debonair Campground and help all occupants understand the importance of observing these Standards.
To provide safe, comfortable conditions to all Occupants Debonair Campground.
To listen and respond to Occupants in a timely and direct manner.
To have cheerful employees who care about your needs and are eager to give assistance whenever needed.
To be honest, forthright and direct in all communications with Occupants.
To treat all our Occupants fairly and to give the respect you all deserve.
OCCUPANTS RESPONSIBILITIES:
To know, understand, and observe the Terms and Conditions of Debonair Campground as listed to the fullest degree, which will insure every Occupant a comfortable, happy, and carefree “vacation.”
To enjoy and protect your facilities.
To have a good, safe stay and to enjoy all Debonair Campground has to offer.
To bring to Managements attention any concerns or questions.
The following Terms & Conditions are established as a condition of occupancy.
When in doubt about specific Rules please, “ASK”
Please bring all problems to our attention, as we cannot fix them if we don’t know about them.
Mailing address:
Debonair Campground
PO Box 10
St. Malo, MB. R0A 1T0
204-347-5336
Debonair Campground Seasonal Policy – 2026
Welcome to Debonair Campground! We’ve created this policy to ensure a safe, enjoyable, and respectful experience for everyone. Please read carefully and share with all members of your household and guests.
- Operating Season & Utilities
Our 2026 season runs from 2:00 pm, April 24 to 2:00 pm, October 12.
- Vehicle Access: Closed during the off-season. Opening may be delayed if snow or road conditions remain soft.
- Utilities: Electrical outlets and septic inlets are not available off-season. Water hookups, showers, and flush toilets are available once the system is turned on (after frost risk has passed).
- Septic Use: Do not dump into Moe’s Place or the Dump Station until the water system is operational. House/Office taps remain available year-round.
- Septic Tanks: Tanks in Horseshoe Bay, Acorn Alley, and A-Sites are left half-full over winter to prevent frost damage. Contact the office once you’ve filled your tank for the spring flush (included in fees). Always check tank levels before dumping.
- Pump-Outs: Free pump-out begins on or after the September long weekend. Regular pump-out fees: $65 + GST (300 gal) or $75 + GST (500 gal). Prices subject to change.
- Parking & Vehicle Permits
- No parking on roadways.
- From May Long to September Long, all vehicles must display a Debonair Vehicle Permit.
- Use your own campsite for parking whenever possible. Do not park in vacant sites or others’ driveways without permission.
- Guests arriving without a permit must either leave immediately or purchase one and park in the lot.
- Highway parking is not allowed, as it reduces pedestrian and driver visibility.
- Respect for Fellow Campers
We ask all campers to be considerate of others.
- Children should not litter, damage property, or cut through other sites (including vacant or absent ones).
- Loud music, shouting, or disruptive behavior is not permitted.
- Quiet Time: 11:00 pm – 10:00 am. No generators, loud activities, or audio equipment during these hours.
- Chainsaws or loud equipment: not allowed 8:00 pm–10:00 am (weekdays) or 6:00 pm–10:00 am (weekends).
- Fireworks, firecrackers, and sky lanterns are prohibited.
- Occupants are responsible for guests’ behavior.
- Violent or threatening behavior will result in immediate eviction and possible police involvement.
- Management reserves the right to limit the number of people on a site.
- Reporting Concerns
Please report suspicious activity or rule violations directly to management so we can handle them promptly.
- Call or text 204-793-3398 at any time while the issue is happening.
- All reports remain anonymous.
- Management may require any person to vacate the campground for 24 hours immediately upon violation.
- Protecting Our Forest
Help us preserve the natural beauty of Debonair:
- Cutting, removing, or damaging live trees or brush without permission results in permanent eviction.
- Avoid walking or storing items in brush areas.
- Do not drive nails/screws into trees or leave cords tied tightly. Occupants must check and loosen cords regularly.
- Report dead trees for inspection and safe removal (RVs may need to be moved at the occupant’s expense).
- Pets
Friendly, well-behaved dogs are welcome.
- Dogs must be leashed and not left to bark excessively.
- Owners must clean up after pets—carry disposal bags while walking.
- Pets are not permitted in washrooms, showers, or on the beach (ponds and surrounding sand).
- Campsite Maintenance
Keep your site neat and safe:
- Sites must remain free of clutter or open storage.
- The bush is not part of your site.
- Vegetation in gravel areas must be destroyed, not just trimmed. (Round-Up recommended if used properly.)
- Sod or loose soil not permitted on most sites.
- Flowers must be in containers with bottoms, not planted directly in the ground.
- Fallen leaves must be raked by May 15 and may not be blown into the bush.
Neglected sites may result in maintenance fees.
- Guests & Occupancy
Campsites are for single-family use.
- A second RV or tent is allowed only with office registration and fees.
- One small sleeping tent for children/guests is free; extras are charged. Dining tents are no extra charge.
- If you and your spouse are absent, inform management in advance of anyone staying on your site.
- Guests must check in and pay applicable fees.
- Unregistered guests will be evicted.
- Garbage & Fires
We’re committed to a clean and green campground.
- Garbage must be bagged, tied, and placed in bins along the roadway.
- Large items (propane tanks, tires, appliances, etc.) are your responsibility to dispose of.
- Garbage is collected Mondays (Tuesdays on long weekends). No off-season dumping.
- Fires only in designated firepits.
- Cooled ashes must be bagged and left at your driveway for pickup—not dumped in the bush.
- Water balloons are prohibited.
- Electrical Safety
- Faulty cords or hoses must be replaced immediately.
- Use heavy-duty 10-gauge cords (12-gauge minimum).
- Coiled cords, “octopuses,” and open sockets are not permitted.
- Only one fridge is allowed outside your unit ($50 annual fee unless sheltered).
- Old fridges must be padlocked for safety.
- Portable heaters must never be left unattended or on while sleeping—RV furnaces are safer.
- On 30-amp sites, never run A/C and electric hot water tanks simultaneously.
- No heaters or A/C in sheds or gazebos.
- Turn off A/C when leaving or set to the lowest setting if nearby. Extra fees apply for misuse.
- Outdoor Lighting
- Lights must be LED.
- Turn off during daylight and when away (timers permitted).
- Keep lighting soft and minimal to maintain a calm atmosphere.
- Removing Units
If you plan to pull out your camping unit, notify management in advance. Failure to do so will be treated as surrender of occupancy, and leftover items may be discarded.
- Picnic Tables & Site Posts
- Remove tablecloths when not in use to prevent rot.
- Do not drill, tack, staple, or screw into picnic tables or site number posts.
- Off-Road Vehicles
Off-road vehicles, including golf carts, are not permitted. Only staff and management may use them. Mobility scooters are allowed for those with disabilities.
- RVs & Structures
- RVs and structures must be kept clean and in good condition.
- Management may inspect sites at any time.
- Tarps/covers are permitted only off-season (not recommended).
- Washing vehicles (except RVs) is not allowed.
- Occupants are responsible for insuring all personal property. The campground is not liable for accidents, theft, or losses.
- Eviction & Non-Renewal
Management may issue permanent evictions or decline to renew licenses for policy infractions.
- Occupants have 7 days from notice to remove all possessions.
- Damages will be assessed during this period.
- All outstanding balances must be paid before belongings are removed.
- Items left after 7 days become campground property.
- Structures
Structures require management approval.
- Unapproved or non-compliant structures must be modified or removed.
- Annual structure fees apply, except for RVs, small fridge/firewood shelters, or temporary gazebos.
- Updated size limits for decks, sheds, and gazebos apply as of May 5, 2020.
- Materials & Carpeting
- Permission is required before spreading gravel or other materials.
- Once added, materials may not be removed.
- Outdoor RV carpet is recommended; indoor/outdoor carpets trap moisture and attract worms.
- Playground & Beach
Use at your own risk.
- Children under 12 must be supervised near the pond.
- No swimming after dark, no diving, no tipping the slide.
- Clean up belongings and garbage—no cherry pits, cigarette butts, or glass bottles on the beach (glass in coolers only).
- Guests must be accompanied by a seasonal camper.
- Messages
Only emergency messages will be delivered to sites. Other notices will be posted on the office board. The campground is not responsible for missed messages.
- Privacy
Campsite numbers are not released without occupant permission. Personal information is retained only as long as necessary.
- Renewal
Seasonal Membership Licence to Occupy Forms must be submitted by April 1 to secure your site.
- Non-renewals with storage fees must remove belongings before opening day (or pay additional storage/camping fees).
- Selling Trailers/Structures
On-site sales must be approved by management.
- Submit details with a $300 + GST transfer fee.
- Trailers must be included in the sale. Poor site or trailer condition may prevent approval.
- Approved sales are posted on the website and available by request.
- Purchasers must be approved and pay a $100 + GST administration fee.
- All fees must be up-to-date before transfer.
- Storage/Deposit Fee
A $400 fee is due by October 1 to store belongings and/or hold your site until April 1.
- This payment is non-refundable after October 1.
- Payments received by October 1 count toward next season’s deposit.
- Late payments risk loss of site and belongings (which become campground property).
- Payment Plans
Debonair offers two options:
- Time Payment Plan: $25 handling fee, two installments (Apr. 15 & July 1).
- Budget Winter Plan: Available September/October, $25 handling fee.
Refunds are available except for the $400 storage/reservation fee. A dated notice to not renew must be submitted by April 1.
- Cannabis
As per Manitoba law, cannabis may be consumed only by those 19+ in private areas (trailers, tents, or site backyards).
- Smoking/vaping cannabis in public spaces (beach, streets, playgrounds, hotspots) is prohibited.
- Contact Information
Please notify us immediately of any changes to your phone, email, or address (including off-season).
- Early Departure or Eviction
Occupants are not entitled to refunds or rebates for early departure or eviction.
Read about our recycling program.
Please feel free to ask for clarification on anything that may be unclear regarding this policy.
We look forward to making your stay at Debonair most enjoyable. Happy Camping!
Trailer Restrictions
When moving a trailer onto a site, age restrictions on units apply:
- Trailers moving into Horseshoe Bay must be 15 years or newer (starting 2021)
- Trailers moving into Acorn Alley or A-sites need to be 20 years or newer
- Trailers moving into A30 need to be 15 years or newer
- Trailers moving into a 30 amp site in Moe’s Place need to be 15 years or newer
- Trailers moving into a 50 amp site in Moe’s Place need to be 10 years or newer
Trailers must be kept clean and in attractive condition.
Once a trailer has moved in, the age restriction no longer applies to it providing it is kept in acceptable condition and the lease has not changed hands.
Slide-in truck campers and non-manufactured RV’s/Buses are not permitted on seasonal sites. Hybrid Pop-up trailers are only allowed in A-Sites A4, A8, A27, A29. (Starting 2021)