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General Infomation
Why Permits Matter
SRCA’s permit process helps protect members, neighboring lots, campground utilities, and the safety and appearance of the campground. Before making changes to your lot or RV, check with the Office to ensure the proper approvals are in place and avoid fines, delays, or costly corrections.
Jul 212 min read
Grass, Leaves, Brush, & Burn Pile
Good afternoon members, Just to provide clarification to the grass, leaves, brush, & burn pile. First and foremost, use your better judgement when it comes to disposing of items. Security has access to the burn pile, leaves, etc. so, when you need to dispose of burnable items, please call the security phone number. They will be unlocking the area & monitoring what is being brought for disposal, due to the recent incidents that occurred which caused several days of firefight
Jul 151 min read
Elections, Voting and Important Dates
Elections: Our annual election season is fast approaching. For those with an interest to run for the Board of Director for your section, Letters of Intent will be available July 3. There will be reminders sent out via email blast and also postings on our Facebook page. (Slippery Rock Campground Community page). When they are available, members will be able to find them on our website (srcahome.com) by scrolling down to the message board for the link. Paper copies will be avai
Jul 71 min read
Pool Updates
Many of our members and guests got to enjoy the pool on those very hot and humid days this month. The heater is currently working and today was a perfect day of sunshine and pleasant weather. The water in the pool was 84 by the end of the day. The sun helped. Loungers, high back chairs and umbrellas have been added to the pool area this year. The baby gate has been repaired. Please keep the gate closed to prevent our young campers from getting out of the kiddie pool area an
Jul 51 min read
Rules on Rules on Rules
One observation that has come up recently is that we often start with a simple, clearly defined rule. Then something happens. Then we add more language to address that situation. Then another situation comes up, and we add even more language. Before long, the rule has so many layers that it becomes harder to remember what the original purpose was. A good example is the suspension process for past-due balances. Each year, members with a past-due balance receive notices before
Jul 32 min read
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