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"Hop on Over for Fun & Relaxation"

Mailing Address:
75 CEMETERY ROAD
LEBANON, MAINE
04027
Phone:
207-457-1260

ATVs

TRAIL ACCESS IS CURRENTLY CLOSED & UNAVAILABLE FROM THE CAMPGROUND

The local ATV Club is working on efforts of regaining ATV trail privileges for the 2023 riding season. Check back for updates.


Lazy Frog Campground is an ATV friendly campground. It is however, paramount that safety of our riding and non-riding campers is of top priority for continued enjoyment of the sport and trail access in and out of the campground.

With this in mind, the following rules and code of conduct are expected of our riding campers.

A line of ATVs

Rules and Code of Conduct

All riders leaving Lazy Frog Campground are asked to conduct themselves Safely & Respectfully in accordance with Maine State Laws and Safety Regulations when riding on campground property, access roads or trails. It is the sole responsibility of each camper who operates an ATV from their respective campsite to adhere to the following:

State of Maine Laws

All riders are responsible for the registration and insurance of their recreational vehicles in accordance with the State of Maine Laws.

Age Requirements

A person under 10 years of age may not operate an ATV. A person 10 years of age or older but less than 16 years of age, may not operate an ATV unless that person has successfully completed a training course and is accompanied by an adult.

Accident, Injury, Personal or Property Damage Accountability: All riders, riding guests, riding passengers or their Private Insurance Company, shall assume any and all responsibility for personal or property damage caused by recreational vehicles traveling to and from Lazy Frog Campground property.

Speed Limit

All ATV riders and/or recreational vehicles must enter and exit the campground at idle speed and remain at idle speed to and from the trail access entrance. Specifically includes the dirt and paved roadway to and from the campground. TRAIL ACESS IS OFF CEMETERY ROAD. CEMETERY ROAD IS NOT A TRAIL AND MUST BE TRAVELLED AT IDLE SPEED. NO WARNINGS. Offense to the rule will result in permanent loss of riding privileges from the campground property.

Courtesy

All riders shall not operate an ATV before 8:00am or after DUSK on campground property. If you are returning from a ride after quiet hours, please turn off your machine and walk it to your campsite.

Please respect fellow campers and neighbors. NO LOUD EXHAUTS, EXCESSIVE NOISE, REVVING OF ENGINES ON PROPERTY OR WHEN TRAVELING TO AND FROM THE TRAIL ENTRANCE.

At NO TIME is the riding of ATVs/UTVs on public roads permitted.

Reports of riders from Lazy Frog Campground riding on public roads shall permanently lose their riding privileges from the campground property.

Shared Property

Most ATV trails located throughout Maine are on private land and are maintained by local clubs. The use of private land and most trails is a privilege granted to you by landowners. Please respect their wishes and their land as if it were your own.

Many trails are not open during mud season. Please inquiry ahead before riding in the spring.

TREAD LIGHTLY, DO NOT track mud into the bathrooms or shower stalls

ATV riders are asked to clean up mud at your own campsite. Please REMOVE muddy clothing and boots BEFORE entering the bathrooms or shower stalls. Disregard of any rules may result in permanent loss of riding privileges from Lazy Frog Campground property.

A large dirt lot filled with dozens of ATVs

Quick Tips for Responsible ATV Riding

Knowing how to minimize your impact on the environment when you ride is critical. Below are some quick tips on responsible ATV riding in the great outdoors using the TREAD principles.

Respect the rights of others, including private property owners, all recreational trail users, campers and others so they can enjoy their recreational activities undisturbed.

Educate yourself prior to a trip by obtaining travel maps and regulations from public agencies.

Avoid sensitive areas such as meadows, lakeshores, wetlands and streams. Stay on designated routes.

Do your part by modeling appropriate behavior, leaving the area better than you found it properly disposing of waste minimizing the use of fire, avoiding the spread of invasive species, and restoring degraded areas.


THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR SAFE AND RESPECTFUL RIDING

Your Lazy Frog Campground Hosts,

Peggy & John Welch