Pasture
Pickin’ Guidelines
Welcome to Pasture Pickin’s web site. As kids, we always thought Rules were meant to be broken, which would always drive our parents nuts. However, we must impose a few rules to help Pasture Pickin’ continue to be such a success, if not to keep us from going crazy, ourselves. So, we would like to thank you in advance for complying with a few simple rules during your visit at Pasture Pickin’.
Pets
are welcome at Pasture Pickin’. However, you must have control of your dog, cat,
snake, ferret or other animal and be responsible for their actions at all
times. If you leave your campsite with them in tow, you must have them on a
leash at all times. We’re sorry, but there are
no exceptions to this rule.
Please keep your dog from barking, as there is nothing more annoying to
your neighbor than listening to a barking dog at any hour of the day or night.
You must clean up after your dog (be a PPU, Pooper Picker-Upper) at all times.
Children
must remain with their parents at all times. There will be no bicycle riding,
running, yelling or screaming around the music or campsite areas. Toddlers must
be within two feet of their parents or guardians at all times. There are cars
constantly coming and going from Pasture Pickin’ all times of the day and
night, and we do not want any little ones getting hurt, so parents must watch
their children really closely, please.
We
have a Zero Tolerance for drugs! Anyone who appears to be under the influence
of or in possession of drugs and/or illicit narcotics will be escorted from
Pasture Pickin’ immediately. We are sorry, but there are no exceptions to this
rule.
As
a courtesy to other patrons at Pasture Pickin’, please avoid using your
generator on your motorhome or camper in the early
morning. Remember, your
neighbor might be one of those music nuts who was up until four or five in the
morning somewhere in the complex, and might be sleeping late.
There are people walking around Pasture Pickin’ almost all the time, both day and night. Please observe a 5 mile per hour speed limit, both while in the camp, as well as coming and going from it. We want to keep this camp as safe as humanly possible, with no injuries to anyone at Pasture Pickin’.
Plain common-sense things
you need to remember:
Neither Dale or Dorothy Berg nor Pasture Pickin’ will be responsible for personal injuries, lost, stolen or broken items. Secure your valuables.
Please be careful with fires,
especially during the hot and dry season. Use one of the many cans around the
camp for cigarette butts. Do not leave campfires unattended. If you burn your banjo
please remember to make certain the fire is out before you leave your campsite
so Dale won't burn his fingers trying to play it.
Police yourselves. Please put aluminum cans in the barrel marked “cans” by the pickin’ shed. Pick up your trash and garbage and dispose of it responsibly. There is nothing quite so exciting as stepping on a two-day old hamburger in the dark.
Be considerate and loving toward your neighbors, and they will do the same for you.
If you have any problems or questions, please let Art, Dale or Dorothy know. Pasture Pickin’ has gone over the years from just a few campers to 130 camp sites (and still growing), so we must be doing something right. We want everyone to have a wonderful time, to play and listen to fine music and to visit with new and old friends in a true spirit of love and respect. Please join us in keeping Pasture Pickin’ a memorable experience, and remember we love you.
DALE AND DOROTHY