FAQ
Site Rules & FAQ's
sorted alphabetically instead of by level of importance.
Alcohol
The legal drinking age in the state of Vermont is 21. We have a zero tolerance policy for underage drinking. Really. We don't want to lose the right to use Kahagon.
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Children
Kahagon is a 300 acre partially wooded site with two bodies of water located in a remote rural area. For the safety of the children, we require that those under 5 be with a parent or guardian, and that children between the ages of 5 and 12 be within sight/sound of a parent or guardian at all times. Parents/Guardians are responsible for the behavior of their children. Chronic non-compliance with this policy may result in the parties involved being asked to leave the site.
Also, Minors attending with an adult other than their parent or legal guardian are REQUIRED to present both a notarized medical consent form and a minor's release form signed by their parent or legal guardian. These forms are available at:
http://www.sca.org/docs/treatminor-notary.pdf
http://www.sca.org/docs/chldwaiv.pdf
Feast
A feast at a camping event is a rare luxury! This feast traditionally sells out, so don't count on getting in at the gate. Send payment to secure your feast reservation. Unpaid reservations aren't reservations at all, and will be bumped in favor of paid ones. Payment by May 1 will be appreciated!
Fire
Fires must be contained in a raised brazier. No firewood is available for sale on site, but can be obtained from the convenience store at the bottom of the hill.
Parking and Off-loading
After unloading your vehicle, please move it to one of the parking areas designated on the site map.
Showers
Solar shower stalls are available for the use of our guests. You must bring your own solar shower bags to use these. There is no piped water to the shower stalls.
Swimming
Our official policy is that the site ends at the water's edge. We do not provide lifeguards and our insurance will not cover swimmers. Therefore, swimming is at your own risk. Also, we do not recommend swimming in the upper pond near the parking area at all ... unless you enjoy donating your blood to the denizens therein.
Water
Potable water spigots are located in several locations around the site, and will be indicated on the site map in your program.
Weather
Springtime in Vermont often has extremes in temperature. It has been known to be 90 degrees F during the day some years ... it has, also, been known to be 30 degrees F overnight. Please, for your own comfort, pack with either of these extremes in mind. We want everyone to have a good time.
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