Uncle Bud’s rv park RV Park Rules

At Uncle Bud's RV Park, we prioritize the safety and enjoyment of all our guests. To ensure a pleasant and secure environment, please familiarize yourself with the following rules:

RV Spaces:

• No parking anything other than RVs in the designated spaces. Boat trailers and vehicles can be parked in your rented RV space or along the perimeter fence area of the RV park.

Air Conditioner Usage:

• Please turn off air conditioners on days when your camper/RV is not in use.
• Failure to comply may result in adjustments to your lease agreement.

Boat Ramp Safety:

• Observe common rules for boat ramps, such as launching and retrieving your boat efficiently, respecting other boaters' space, and keeping the ramp area clear when not in use.
• Follow any additional guidelines or regulations posted at the boat ramp area to ensure a smooth and safe experience for all users.

Boat Launching Safety:

• Before using the boat ramp, ensure your boat is securely attached to the trailer and all necessary equipment, such as life jackets and navigation lights, is in place.
• Use caution when backing down the ramp, maintaining control of your vehicle and trailer at all times.
• Once your boat is in the water, promptly move your vehicle and trailer to a designated parking area.
• Always be aware of other boaters and follow any speed limits or navigation rules in effect on the lake.

Campfires:

• Campfires are allowed in your own rented area.
• Ensure you follow local fire regulations and take necessary safety precautions.

Prohibited Motorized Vehicles:

• For the safety and peace of all guests, please note that no 4-wheelers or any motorized vehicles are allowed on the RV park grounds at any time. This includes recreational vehicles such as ATVs and dirt bikes.

Dock Safety:

• Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times when on the dock.
• This is to ensure their safety and prevent any accidents or injuries.

Quiet Hours:

• To respect the comfort of all guests, please turn off all music and radios by 10:30 PM.
• Let's maintain a peaceful and quiet environment during the designated quiet hours.

Fishing Waste Disposal:

• After fishing, please put the fish guts in the buckets provided on the dock.
• Dump the fish guts in the middle of the lake when finished.
• Don't forget to clean the sink once you're done.

Personal Responsibility:

• Each person is responsible for their own boat and property.
• Please understand that Uncle Bud's RV Park is not responsible for any accidents, damages, or losses.
• Use all facilities and amenities at your own risk.

Respectful Conduct:

• We expect all guests to treat each other with respect and courtesy.
• Any person(s) being loud or causing problems with other tenants will be asked to leave.

If you have any questions or need assistance, please don't hesitate to contact us. After-hours emergencies can be directed to Shay Dodge at (318) 350-0521.

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. We hope you have a fantastic stay at Uncle Bud's RV Park!

Phone Number: (318) 359-1454 Email: Unclebuds.park@icloud.com

When it comes to powering your RV, a proper electrical hookup is essential for a safe and comfortable experience. Follow these steps to successfully connect your RV to a 50 Amp electrical supply:

Gather the Necessary Equipment:

• Ensure you have the appropriate power cord specifically designed for a 50 Amp connection.
• Verify that the RV's power distribution panel is compatible with 50 Amp service.

Locate the Electrical Pedestal:

• Identify the electrical pedestal at your RV site.
• Inspect the pedestal for any damage or irregularities. If you notice anything concerning, notify the RV park management.

Turn Off the RV's Power:

• Before making any electrical connections, turn off all appliances and devices inside your RV.
• Switch off the main breaker in your RV's power distribution panel.

Prepare the Power Cord:

• Ensure the power cord is disconnected from the electrical pedestal.
• Verify that the cord is in good condition without any visible damage.
• Remove any protective caps or covers from the cord ends.

Align the Prongs:

• Take a moment to examine the power cord and the RV's electrical receptacle.
• Align the prongs on the power cord plug with the corresponding slots in the RV's receptacle.
• Gently insert the plug, ensuring a snug and secure fit.

Secure the Connection:

• Once the plug is inserted correctly, twist it clockwise to lock it into place.
• This twisting action helps prevent accidental disconnections.

Connect to the Electrical Pedestal:

• With the other end of the power cord, locate the matching receptacle on the electrical pedestal.
• Align the prongs on the cord plug with the slots in the pedestal receptacle.
• Insert the plug into the receptacle and twist it clockwise to secure the connection.

Verify the Connection:

• Double-check that the power cord is securely connected to both the RV and the electrical pedestal.
• Ensure there are no loose or exposed wires.

Power on the RV:

• At the electrical pedestal, switch on the breaker for the RV's electrical supply.
• Return to your RV and switch on the main breaker in the power distribution panel.

Test the Power:

• Verify that the power is flowing correctly by checking your RV's electrical system.
• Test your appliances and devices to ensure they are receiving power as expected.

Remember, safety should always be a priority when working with electricity. If you are unsure about any aspect of the hookup process or encounter any issues, consult a professional or ask for assistance from the RV park staff. Enjoy your stay and make the most of your RV adventure with a reliable 50 Amp electrical connection!