L'Oasis de L'Étoile

Schedule “A”: Campground and Regulations

1. Definitions

1.1 In this agreement, the following terms have the meanings set out below:

1. “Agreement” means the within agreement together with all attached schedules;
2. “Campers” means the registered person(s) named on this Agreement only;
3. “Campground” means the L’Oasis De L’Étoile, its owners, agents, servants, successors and assigns;
4. “Camping Unit” means a recreational vehicle only;
5. “Children” means a person aged of sixteen (16) years old or less;
6. “Fees” are the amounts we bill you including overnight stays usage fees, ancillary fees, etc.;
7. “Parties” means and includes the Campers and the Campground;
8. “Pet(s)” / “Pet” / “Pets” collectively means and include dog(s) and cat(s) only;
9. “Utilities” means all sanitary (including sewer), electrical, water, gas, hot water and all other public or private utilities or services supplied or charged to the Campground;
10. “Vacation Property” means the land area on which the Camping Unit along with all lands used by the Campers;
11. “Visitors” means a Licensee’s guest, not to exceed 5 people at the same time, and are not permitted to remain on the property overnight”;
12. “Season” means the season and period currently covered by this Agreement;

2. Seasonal Use

2.1 Camping is an outdoor recreational activity. The Campers leave their permanent residence and enjoy amenities and natural features of the outdoors. The Campground is a designated area where camping takes place.

2.2 It is agreed between the Parties that the intended use of the Vacation Property is for recreational and vacation purposes only. The Campground is designated and intended for use for seasonal or temporary campground and recreational use only and as such, the Camping Unit on the Vacation Property cannot be used as permanent residential, home address, and no business or sales of any kind shall be advertised or conducted on the premises.

2.3 The Campground is open for seasonal recreational use by the Campers and their Visitors for a Season commencing on the Friday of the Mother’s Day weekend and terminating on the Thanksgiving Monday of each year. The Campground will be closed outside of this period with no public access, including but not limited to Campers. Should Campers need to access their Camping Unit for any reason during the closure of the Campground, they must obtain prior consent of the Campground and schedule a supervised time appropriate for everyone.

2.4 This Agreement must be signed and renewed by the parties no later than June 1 st of every year.

3. Services, Fees, deposits, interest on overdue accounts

3.1 The Campers shall pay to the Campground, a deposit in the amount of TWO HUNDRE ($200.00) DOLLARS on or before the Thanksgiving Monday of every year, in order to keep their Camping Unit parked on the Campground’s premises during winter / closed period. This deposit will be fully credited towards the Campers’ renewal fees for the following season. In the event where the Campers do not renew this Agreement for the following season, this deposit will be considered as a parking fee, and no refunds will be available to the Campers. If the deposit is not paid on time by the date set out above, the Campers must vacate the premises on or before the Thanksgiving Monday.

3.2 All new Campers are also required to pay a security deposit in the sum of $200.00 upon signing this Agreement. This security deposit will be refundable to the Campers upon termination of this Agreement and after having vacated the Campground’s premises / Vacation Property. The security deposit’s refund is subject to the Vacation Property being returned to its original condition. Every current Campers who has not pay this security deposit are required to do so by June 1 st.

3.3 All charges owing under this Agreement herein are due and payable in full at the latest, on June 1 st of each year. Non-payment of charges constitutes breach of this Agreement and interest at the rate of 2% per month shall be charged on monies overdue.

3.4 Our Fees include camping, hydro, water, sewage, garbage, and the use of the Campground’s recreational centres.

3.5 The methods of payment accepted by the Campground is cash or cheque. A non-sufficient fee of $100.00 will apply to all returned / bouncing cheques.

4. Termination

4.1 The Campground may, upon written notice to the Campers, in its absolute discretion terminate this Agreement at any time, including but not limited if the Campers, their Children or Visitors fails to comply with any or all of the Campground Rules and Regulations, or if their conduct is deemed unacceptable in the absolute discretion of the Campground.

4.2 The Campers agree to vacate their Vacation Property, including the removal of their Camping Unit and clean-up of the Vacation Property and surrounding premises, both at the Campers’ expense, in accordance with the said notice of termination.

4.3 Within fifteen (15) days of receiving the terminating notice, should the Campers fail to vacate the Vacation Property in accordance with the terminating notice received, the Campers hereby authorizes and directs the Campground to act as the Campers’ agent for the securing and/or removal of any of the Campers’ Camping Unit, and all other property, from the Vacation Property and Campground premises. The Campground shall not be liable for any damage incurred to the Camping unit or personal property occasioned as a result of removal. All costs associated with the removal and cleaning of the Camping Unit and Vacation Property shall be borne by the Campers. The Campground shall give the Campers notice of the costs incurred, and should the Campers not pay to the Campground said charges within fifteen (15) days after receipt of such notice, the Campground shall have the right to sell the Camping Unit and its content and apply the sale proceeds to pay all monies owed by the Campers to the Campground. Any proceeds remaining after the payment of such charges shall be paid to the Campers.

4.4 If the Campers receive a notice terminating their Agreement immediately or before the end of the season due to their own or their Children or Visitors wrongful behaviour or breach of Agreement, the Campground will not refund any monies paid for the Season and/or of their deposit for the following year.

5. Children

5.1 Children’s conduct and safety is the sole and entire responsibility of the Campers. All Children must be back on their Vacation Property no later than 10:00 pm, unless accompanied by an adult.

5.2 Children should always be under adult supervision, including but not limited to the pool area. No riding bicycles after dark / sun set.

6. Visitors

6.1 This Agreement is based on one single family: maximum 2 adults, registered to one Vacation Property and their Children. Only one Camping Unit is permitted per Vacation Property (no tents, extra camping vehicles, etc.). Registration of a Vacation Property is for one family only regardless of how many families own the Camping Unit.

6.2 All Visitors must register and pay a daily fee of $5.00 per Visitor. Visitors must park their vehicles in the lower car park designated for them. Visitors must always be accompanied by a Camper and all Visitors must leave the Campground no later than 10:00 pm.

6.3 The Campers are required to inform their Visitors of the Campground Rules and Regulation. The Campers are solely responsible for the safety, good conduct and damage or loss of Campground property by themselves, their Children and/or Visitors.

6.4 The Campground reserves the right to limit the number of Visitors allowed per Vacation Property.

7. Lawn and Vacation Property care, cleanliness and land modifications

7.1 The Campers must keep their Vacation Property clean, orderly and acceptability maintained including lawn and grounds. Untidy Vacation Properties will be addressed at the expense of the Campers. The Campers agree that the Campground shall have access to the Vacation Property at any time for the purpose of the park maintenance, operations, servicing, repairs, development, and supervision as required.

7.2 Modifications of the Vacation Property are not permitted without prior consent by the Campground. All changes, improvements or repairs by the Campers made to the Vacation Property remain the property of the Campground without any compensation to the Campers. The Campers must return the Vacation Property to the state where they took it.

8. Water, showers and laundry

8.1 A laundry room, including washing and drying machines, is available on the Campground to Campers only. Campers are not permitted to install laundry appliances on their Vacation Property.

8.2 Campers are solely responsible for complying with water restrictions outlined by the local municipality. In order to reduce the water consumption, the Campers are not permitted to water their lawns and/or to wash their Camping Units, motor vehicles, etc.

8.3 No one must flush anything down the toilets that would hinder the pumps’ function (i.e. hygiene products, tampons, wipes, diapers, rags, hand paper towels etc.). Such items should be properly disposed of in the trash cans.

8.4 Showers are available to Campers at any time, free of charge. It is forbidden to wash any types of equipment in the showers.

8.5 Campers must keep the laundry and washroom area clean and must ensure that their Children and/or Visitors comply accordingly. Washrooms are not playrooms for Children.

9. Trash

9.1 Recycling and garbage bins are available to Campers at the exit of the Campground.

9.2 Domestic waste must be placed in a sealed plastic bag prior to being placed in the designated garbage blue bins located at the Campground’s exit. No bulk items should be placed into the designated garbage bin(s) / area (i.e., mattress, furniture, tires, propane tanks, tv, etc.). Disposal of bulk items are the responsibility of the Campers. Contact the local dump. Dumping domestic waste and/or bulk items anywhere on the Campground premises is strictly forbidden unless otherwise permitted. Please ensure your fireplace ashes are fully extinguished before its disposal.

9.3 Remember to recycle. Recycling bins will be at your disposal also located at the Campground’s exit.

10. Swimming pool

10.1 There are no lifeguards on duty. Attending the swimming pool area is at your own risk. The Campground is not liable for any injury, including but not limited to death, relating to the use of the swimming pool by the Campers, their Children or Visitors. Campers, their Children and/or their Visitors must abide by the rules displayed at the swimming pool entrance. Children must always be accompanied by an adult or Campers.

10.2 We ask that anyone attending the swimming pool area locks the door and/or ensures that the door is locked at all times for the safety of others. It is also forbidden to consume alcohol, drug, cannabis, cigarette, vaping, or to consume food and beverages, at the swimming pool area.

10.3 The use of the swimming pool is subject to the pool’s opening hours applicable to everyone, including Campers, their Children and/or their Visitors. No more than ten (10) person are allowed at the time in the pool area.

11. Sunday / Lord Day, and quiet time

11.1 Sunday is the Lord’s Day. Therefore, the Campground ask Campers to live it in peace by abstaining from any type of work for the entire day (i.e., renovations, mowing the lawn, painting, etc.).

11.2 Quiet time / curfew is between 9:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. from Sunday to Wednesday, and 11:00 p.m. to 10:00 a.m. from Thursday to Saturday, safe and except for any construction work / renovation or machinery noise, which must be terminated by 6:00 p.m. everyday, and which must not start before the quiet time is over, being 9:00 a.m. from Sunday to Wednesday, and 10:00 a.m. from Thursday to Saturday. All noise emitting devices must be turned off (i.e., radios, lawn mower, etc.) and any reunion / celebrations must be terminated before the beginning of the quiet time periods set out herein.

11.3 Persistent and excessive noise, including but not limited to loud music, will not be tolerated at any given time. Campers are expected to consider their neighbour’s and management’s sensitivities. Foul and abusive language will not be tolerated.

11.4 All Campers performing construction work, including but not limited to renovations or upgrades of their Vacation Property or Camping Unit, must complete their projects by June 30th of each year. For further clarifications, no construction work, renovations or upgrades are allowed to be performed during the months of July and August; all construction work, renovations and upgrades may start again as soon as September 1st of each year.

12. Consumption of Alcohol, drugs and cigarettes / vape devices

12.1 Reasonable consumption of alcohol and smoking tobacco is permitted on the Camper’s Vacation Property only and is strictly forbidden on any other premises of the Campground, unless authorised by Campground. The consumption of any other substances that may impair cognitive judgment and mobility, including but not limited to cannabis, is strictly forbidden on the Campground’s premises and the Campers’ Vacation Property, together with vaping.

12.2 The Campers shall not cultivate, produce or distribute cannabis or other substances anywhere on the Campground.

12.3 In the event that consumption of alcohol or smoking tobacco on the Vacation Property is the subject of valid nuisance complaints by other campers, as determined solely by the Campground, the Campground may further restrict such consumption or smoking as deemed by the Campground to be appropriate.

13. Decks, extensions and storage / shed

13.1 One (1) shed per Vacation Property is permitted together with one (1) gazebo, provided that the approval of the Campground is obtained prior to installation. Vinyl finish is not permitted on gazebos or other structures.

13.2 Decks are permitted, provided that the approval of the Campground is obtained prior to installation. Such decks must be easily removable. Decks made out of wooden pallets or cement decks, are not permitted.

13.3 All additional rooms or extensions to the Camping Unit is strictly forbidden.

13.4 Campers must obtain the Campground’s prior approval regarding the size and placement prior to the installation of a deck or storage / shed to ensure that it is not installed above sewer pipes or other Utilities. The Campground, at their sole discretion, reserves the right to limit the size and/or may refuse the installation of such structures on the Vacation Property.

13.5 Should Campers wish to perform work on their Vacation Property or towards their Camping Unit, including but not limited to construction work, renovations and/or upgrades, must obtain the Campground’s prior written approval; failure to do so, the Campground reserves the right to order the destruction or removal of such structure/renovation/upgrade at the Campers’ own expense, without any compensation thereof.

13.6 The rules listed at subparagraph 13.1 to 13.5 of this Agreement are also applicable to any and all structures / renovations / upgrades currently in place that does not respect the said rules and/or if the Campground’s consent was not obtained prior to the construction or installation of such structure / renovation / upgrade. The Campground further reserves the right to order the destruction or removal of such structure/renovation/upgrade at the Campers’ own expense, without any compensation thereof.

13.7 The Campground also reserves the right to require the demolition or removal of a structure/renovation/upgrade at any time should it become necessary or upon the sale of the Camping Unit, even though prior written consent was granted to the Campers. Campers who perform construction work including but not limited to any renovations or upgrades to their Vacation Property or Camping Unit, do so at their own expense, without any compensation from the Campground thereof.

13.8 Any refrigerators must be installed indoor. Refrigerators installed outdoor is not permitted.

14. Trees, shrubs, plants, flowers, streetlights, fences

14.1 Campers must obtain prior consent from the Campground before planting trees or shrubs. Trees, shrubs, patio stones, etc. planted or placed on the Vacation Property becomes the property of the Campground and shall not be removed by anyone other than the Campground.

14.2 Clotheslines and fencing are not permitted. Campers are not permitted to cross through the Vacation Property of others. A reasonable sized enclosure for dogs / cats is permitted.

14.3 It is strictly forbidden to remove or damage any trees and/or shrubs on the Campground (i.e., no hooks, nails, etc.). Tree and shrub trimming is subject to the Campground’s prior approval.

15. Wildlife

15.1 Never feed or disturb wild animals.

15.2 You must store wildlife attractants inside a hard-sided vehicle, Camping Unit, or locked at night and when you are away during the day, even for short periods.

15.3 Attractants may include but is not limited to coolers, pots, utensils, dish cloths, food, beverage, toiletries, pet food, garbage, gas cans, bug spray, recyclables and anything that may attract wildlife.

15.4 The Campground may remove and secure unattended wildlife attractants if they are not stored correctly, without any compensation to the Campers thereof.

16. Speed limit and parking

16.1 Speed limits, speed bumps and stop signs are posted throughout the Campground to ensure safe traffic movement and they are strictly enforced. If not posted, the speed limit is set at 10 KPH maximum. Please watch for pedestrians, pet(s) and Children.

16.2 Do not drive on grassed area other than your Vacation Property.

16.3 One vehicle per Vacation property is permitted – all additional vehicles must park in the Visitors’ parking lot. No parking on neighboring Vacation Property is permitted. Visitors must park in designated areas only. Please inform your Visitors of the speed limit and parking areas.

17. Motorized vehicles, golf carts and drones

17.1 No recreational vehicle (motorcycle, motocross, all terrain vehicle, three wheelers or 4 wheelers, etc.) will be tolerated on the Campground with the exception of golf carts. Campers must own a valid insurance policy for their golf carts at all times, and all golf carts must be registered in this Agreement.

17.2 The use of drones is not permitted on the Campground premises.

17.3 The Campers’ Vacation Property number must be affixed to the Campers’ golf cart at all times. Carts that do not have lighting must not be driven on the Campground after sundown. Only drivers’ holding a valid G2 or G driver’s licence may drive a golf cart. Do not leave a child unattended in a golf cart.

18. Campfires

18.1 Campers may start a small fire where permitted on the Campground. Campfires are not permitted under trees, and flames must be kept at a reasonable length and be under control at all times.

18.2 Campfires must be extinguished when leaving Vacation Property or retiring for the night. Campfires must never be left unattended.

18.3 Only wood can be burned; you are not permitted to burn domestic waste, plastic, leaves, etc.

18.4 Fire ban restrictions may occur during our camping season and Campers must follow such restrictions. For updates on fire bans, please contact the local municipality.

18.5 Campers are required to buy their firewood from the Campground only; it is forbidden to bring firewood from elsewhere on the Campground’s premises.

19. Pet(s)

19.1 A maximum of two (2) Pets is permitted per Vacation Property. All Pets must be kept on a leash at all times, including while on the Vacation Property.

19.2 The Pets’ leash cannot be longer than the Campers’ Vacation Property area – the Pets’ leash cannot reach the neighboring vacation property or other surrounding areas of the Campground. It is preferable if the leash is made of metal in case of breaking.

19.3 The Campers, their Children and their Visitors are responsible to ensure the friendly behaviour of their Pets. The Campers are solely responsible for any injury their Pet has caused to others and any damage their Pet has caused to the Vacation Property or the Campground.

19.4 Pets’ faeces must be collected in a sealed bag and disposed of in your garbage bin immediately.

19.5 Pets are not permitted inside community building or recreational areas.

19.6 The Campground may, at their sole discretion, revoke the permission to Campers if the Pet(s) is/are deemed a nuisance due to noise or dangerous behaviour. The Campground may also prohibit the presence of any dog breeds on the Campground’s premises that they may consider dangerous, including but not limited to Pitbulls, Rottweiler and Doberman.

20. Firearms and Fireworks

20.1 BB guns, pellet guns, airsoft gun, paintball gun, or any other type of firearms are not permitted on the Campground premises.

20.2 Fireworks are strictly forbidden on the Campground premises.

21. Emergencies and suspicious activities

21.1 For all emergencies, Campers must call 911;

21.2 Campers must report any suspicious activities and/or disturbances to the Campground immediately.

22. Damages

22.1 Campers will be held personally responsible for any damages caused to the Campground’s property or to the Vacation Property for acts that they have committed, or acts committed by the Campers’ Children or Visitors.

22.2 The Campground will not be responsible for damages of any kind caused to the Campers or their equipment. Moreover, Campers are not entitled to compensation or reduction of rent, nor shall they have any claim against the Campground for damages, expenses, losses, or disbursements suffered by the Campers and, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, more particularly for:

1. Defective, diminished or shutdown of electricity, damage or trouble caused by the condition or arrangement of wires or other;
2. Damages caused by water, rain, snow, thunderstorms, tornadoes, hurricanes, wind, ice, sleet, insects, rodents, birds, water pipes, fires, flooding;
3. Necessities to interrupt another individual or collective services to Tenants for repairs, alterations, improvements, or other;

22.3 Campers must assume the entire responsibility for any damages that may be caused to their Camping Unit. All activities will be exercised at the risks and perils of the user of the facility.

22.4 Campers must maintain in full force and effect throughout the Season, liability insurance coverage in respect to their Camping Unit, their golf cart if any, the subject Vacation Property, and third-party liability. The Campers must provide to the Campground satisfactory proof of said liability insurance coverage upon written request by the Campground.

22.5 Campers who choose to keep their Camping Unit parked on the Campground’s premises during the winter period / closed period, are doing so at their own risk. The Campground will not be held responsible for any type of damages caused to the Campers’ Camping Unit or personal belongings.

23. Assignments of Agreement, subletting and sale of Camping Unit

23.1 Campers are not permitted to give up their right to the present Agreement, nor assign or sublet in whole or in part the Vacation Property and/or Camping Unit, weather it is to a family member or not.

23.2 Campers are not permitted to change Vacation Property without the prior consent and approval by the Campground.

23.3 Should the Campers sale their Camping Unit, this Agreement will automatically terminate, without refund, and the Campers must remove the Camping Unit and vacate the Vacation Property within five (5) days of the sale of the Camping Unit, except if they replace the Camping Unit with another.

23.4 Should the new owners wish to join the Campground, they will need to contact the Campground as soon as possible to apply for a Vacation Property. References are mandatory and there is no guarantee as to the Vacation Property that will be available to the new owner. For greater clarity, new owners of a Camping Unit are not guaranteed a Vacation Property at the Campground even if the Campers guaranteed same as part of the sale transaction. The new owners must apply for a Vacation Property and may be refused at the Campground’s sole discretion.

23.5 If Campers wish to change their Camping Unit, the replacing unit cannot be or exceed fifteen (15) years of age. The same rule applies to new Campers; if a new camper owns a Camping Unit of, or exceeding, fifteen (15) years of age, the Campground will not accept such unit to enter the premises of the Campground. The Camping Units currently installed on the Campground’s premises and being fifteen (15) years of age or over, will not be affected by this rule, unless such unit is sold, at which point it will need to be removed from the Camper’s Vacation Property and of the Campground’s premises.

24. Abandonment

24.1 In the event the Campers abandon their Camping Unit for a period of sixty (60) or more days, without prior informing the Campground accordingly, the Campground may remove and dispose of the Camping Unit from the Campground, at the Campers’ expense. The Campers release the Campground from any loss or damages incurred to the Camping Unit and its contents as a result of such removal and/or disposal.

24.2 The Campers shall pay all removal costs, storage, disposal and miscellaneous charges incurred by the Campground upon request. The Campground shall give the Campers fifteen (15) days notice, and should the Campers not pay to the Campground said charges within fifteen (15) days after receipt of such notice, the Campground shall have the right to sell the Camping Unit and its content and apply the sale proceeds to pay all monies owed by the Campers to the Campground. Any proceeds remaining after the payment of such charges shall be paid to the Campers.

24.3 In the event that this Camping Unit shall be repossessed under the terms of this Agreement, any goods including any Camping Unit that the Campers have left on the Campground / Vacation Property shall be deemed to be an article as defined in the Repair and Storage Liens Act of Ontario (the “Act”), may be removed by the Campground who shall be deemed to be a lien claimant and storer under the Act, to whatever location the
Campground deems appropriate and the Campground will not be responsible for any loss or damage to such goods. The Campers will be responsible for any storage costs and moving costs incurred, together with any outstanding rent or charges or any other monies due under this Agreement and the Campground may recover costs and/or monies in accordance with the provisions of the Act.

25. Renewal

25.1 If Campers wish to renew this Agreement, they must do so on or before Sunday of Mother’s Day weekend of each year. In the event where Campers do not wish to renew this Agreement, they must advise the Campground accordingly without delay, and must take necessary steps to vacate their Vacation Property by Sunday of Mother’s Day weekend of this same season.

25.2 The Vacation Property is not guaranteed nor promised to Campers upon renewal of this Agreement; the Vacation Property number will be confirmed upon renewing this Agreement each season. The Campground, at their sole discretion, may assign at any time to the Campers a different Vacation Property if deemed necessary by them.

26. Lien

26.1 The Campground shall have a lien or charge against the Camping Unit and its contents for all overdue Fees, commission payable on its sale and other miscellaneous charges incurred by the Campground pursuant to the terms of this Agreement or any ancillary Agreement.

Schedule “B” : Legal Disclaimer

The Campers acknowledge and confirm that they have reviewed and understood the Rules and Regulations herein. The Campers agree to comply with the Rules and Regulations at all times throughout the Season. The Campers acknowledge that, notwithstanding any of the provisions of this Agreement, the Campground may amend the Rules and Regulations at any time and from time to time, and such amendments will be provided to the Campers accordingly.

The Campers acknowledge that the rules and regulations contain rules intended for the safe enjoyment of all users of the Campground. The Campers acknowledge that the Campground is not responsible for acts or omissions of any other user of the Campground, including but not limited to their own failure to follow the Rules and Regulations. The Campground assumes no responsibility for, nor shall it be named liable for any loss suffered or incurred by Campers, their Children, Visitors, or any personal property belonging to any of the foregoing, including, without limitation, Camping Units, vehicles, or personal contents, regardless of the cause, whether through fire, theft, Campground closures, or otherwise, or due to circumstances beyond the Campground’s control, including, without limitation, “act of God”, flooding, power outages, contagion, fire, sewage or water system failures, nor shall the Campground be legally responsible in any way for collision or otherwise to Camping Units, additions, improvements or vehicles or their contents, regardless of cause. The Campers agree that the use of the Campground and their Vacation Property by the Campers, their Children and Visitors, is solely at their own risk. The Campers, together with their heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns HEREBY RELEASE, WAIVE AND FOREVER DISCHARGE the L’Oasis de L’Étoile, their agents, servants, successors and assigns (hereinafter the “Released Parties”) of and from all claims, demands, damages, costs, expenses, actions and causes of action, whether in law or equity, in respect of death, injury, loss or damages to themselves, Children, Visitors howsoever cause, arising or to arise by reason of occupation and use of the Vacation Property and the Campground or otherwise, whether prior to, during or subsequent to this Agreement and notwithstanding that the same may have been contributed to or occasioned by the negligence of any of the Released Parties. The Campers further undertakes on their own behalf’s and on behalf of their Children and Visitors to indemnify the Released Parties from and against any and all liability incurred by any or all of them arising as a result of or in any way connected with this Agreement.

The Campers acknowledge and agree to carry the insurance policies required in the Rules and Regulations, but in no event shall such coverage be less than fire, storm damage, and third-party liability coverage of less than $1,000,000 per occurrence.

The Campers hereby undertake and agree to abide by, and comply with, all provisions, terms and conditions of any applicable municipal, provincial or federal laws and regulations with respect to this Agreement. Any failure to do so by the Campers, their Children and/or Visitors, shall, at the option of the Campground, be deemed to be a breach of this Agreement and shall entitle the Campground to terminate this Agreement immediately, upon delivery of a written notice to the Campers, in which case, in addition to any other consequences of termination provided in this Agreement, the Camping unit and all other property of the Campers, their Children and Visitors shall be removed from the Vacation Property and all their use and occupancy at the Vacation Property shall cease, with no refund of any deposit held by the Campground in respect of this Agreement.