After you’ve selected the appropriate campground by reviewing the Choosing Your Camp page, and checked for available dates on the Calendar of Camps page, you can then go to Reservations and submit your request. This will be reviewed and we’ll contact you to confirm.

when you call you have the names, addresses and phone numbers for all of the parties for whom you are making reservations.

Determine the abilities of everyone in the group, using the ability questionnaire that is part of this website, and decide whether the group will all ski together at the level of the least expert person or be split up according to their abilities. How large is the group? A group of 10 will fill the Bell 212 in the 3 and 4-run packages. A group of 5 strong skiers or riders can book a Bell 407 6-run package.

ASU students may use the Online Form - Reserve Student Group Study Rooms to book a study room in the library or around campus.

The deal is that up to 25 people may camp in a group site. Assateague Island National Seashore has five group camp sites available. Group camp sites cost $25 per night. Donations are not actively solicited from people who camp in the sites, but are more than welcome. Talk to your point-of-contact about who to send money to. If there's a group camp site for the event and it's full, don't worry about it. Most of the action happens at the beach party site, not in camp. You won't miss anything.

of OTR 2002 you are no longer allowed to reserve space. It's plain and simple. If you are physically at OTR you should have a place to camp.

Registered student groups can reserve rooms within the Smith Memorial Student Union at no charge. Room Request Forms should be submitted to your SALP Adviser at least one week in advance. There is no guarantee that a room will be available if submitted later this time frame.

We are unable to reserve seats for groups due to our limited capacity. We suggest arriving prior to house opening (7:30 for evening shows, 1:30 for matinees), distribute tickets to your group and be among the first to be seated. If you have a need for wheelchair seating, we will, however, reserve seats for those guests in the first row.

The Main and Science libraries do not have group study rooms, but the first and sixth floors of the Main Library, and the second floor (entry level floor) of the Science library are not quiet floors, and quiet group discussion is permitted. The Student Learning Center has 96 wheelchair accessible group study rooms with dataports and wireless access. They are available on a first come, first served basis and are not reservable.

If a group needs a guide, the tour operator must send an e-mail to evenementen@rijksmuseum.nl and request one. He can also request one through the modular.

To reserve us to perform for your event, please mail us a deposit of half the total amount due, and the signed contract. We will sign the contract and mail you a copy for your records.

There are two Los Angeles County parks located in San Dimas, Frank G. Bonelli Park and San Dimas Canyon Park. If you need information regarding reservations for these parks, please contact them directly:

Yes, if there is availability. Your can choose which categories, deck, and stateroom numbers you want. Remember — the bigger your group, the earlier you should book your group to ensure the widest selection.

For groups needing ten or more rooms, please use our Group Reservations Online Request Form. A member of the Group Reservations team will e-mail or call you with availability and rates. Due to state and local laws, the pet policy varies by location. To verify that a hotel accepts pets, look under "Hotel Services" on the hotel's "eBrochure" page.

The program is geared for children ages 9-15. Kids on the low end of the age range should be considered mature for their age. Campers are grouped by age. Teenagers age 16-18 are encouraged to contact us about applying to be junior instructors.

Laurel is separated into six distinct campuses. On our boys campus - Apache, Sequoia and Kennebago - house different age groups. On our girls campus - Acadia, Baxter and Kennebec - house various age groups. Each campus is headed by a Campus Leader who is in direct charge of a campus and an Assistant Campus Leader who is in charge of campus programming and other administrative duties.Top of Page

YES! All foreign staff who get a J-1 Visa from CampGroup must have this insurance or insurance offered through their placement agency.

Our first selection for groups is generally by age since that is the only reference we have to start with. From that point, we will move participants around to get a better skills match. This way each participant gets the most out of group play.

Yes, we have a group area that has 10 sites called "The Pines ". It's perfect for up to 40 campers and a large site that serves as a campfire area. It also has its own restroom building. There are also a few overflow campsites if more campers show up than expected. We also can accommodate 2 or 3 campsites together if requested for the rest of the campground.

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Probably. Occasionally a large group of friends is split up due to space restrictions in each camp group. If you specified a particular best friend you wanted to be with you will most likely be placed with that friend. However, if you sign up late for camp and your best friend was in a group that was already full then, unfortunately, you would not be placed in the same group with that friend.

The only way to assure that your group(s) will be camped together is if they arrive together. However, in events where this cannot occur, we strongly encourage you to have the first group to arrive bring ALL of the camping gear for the entire group. The group(s) to follow will be able to park their vehicles in our designated lot. You will want to select a meeting area such as the Registration Tent or Sales Tent in order to bring the entire group together.

The lab is open to general use by students, faculty and staff of the University. However, our labs also serve as classrooms that are scheduled during each semester. If you notice that a class is in session, feel free to sit in the last few rows of the lab and quietly use the computer. Class schedules are posted at the back of each of the labs, and posted online.

Longs Peak, Aspenglen, Timber Creek Campgrounds: First come, first served. These campgrounds are open year-round. Moraine Park, Glacier Basin Campgrounds: Reservations required. Call 1-800-365-2267 to make reservations. Group sites are available at Glacier Basin. Backcountry Sites: Backcountry sites cost $15 per permit during the summer. For backcountry or bivouac permits, call (970) 586-1242.

No. Camp-In reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis by postal mail only. Spaces can be reserved by mailing a completed registration form, roster, and payment to the Maryland Science Center. Please be aware that contacting the Maryland Science Center and finding out that spaces are still available on a specific date does NOT mean that those spaces have been reserved for you.

Camp is located in Western New York near the Pennsylvania border and the Allegany State Park. Traveling on Interstate 86 (Route 17), get off at exit 17. Head north off the exit and proceed to the stop sign at Steamburg and turn right. Turn onto Sunfish Run Road just past the underpass. Follow this road 6 miles into Camp Li-Lo-Li.