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** The small clearing between the Tipsy Chicken and King's Trust, just off the road.
 
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** The clearing in front of ST Camp, the covered basketball court. (ST, NPC, and Org uhaul ONLY.)
 
** The clearing in front of ST Camp, the covered basketball court. (ST, NPC, and Org uhaul ONLY.)
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== <span style="color:#3a0">Heater Usage</span> ==
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What follows are the official rules for heaters as outlined by the Shadow Accord Safety Team and Executive Officers in accordance with the rules of Soundview Camp and its owners.
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=== Electric Heaters ===
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*Only allowed in main buildings (Tipsy Chicken, Golden Horn, Rose, and the three cabins in old town).
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*Electric heaters must have the following safety features:
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**Automatic tip-over safety shutoff
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Electric heaters should be plugged directly into the wall outlet. If an extension cord is necessary, use the shortest possible heavy-duty cord of 14-gauge wire or larger. Always check and follow any manufacturer’s instructions pertaining to the use of extension cords. Keep the area around the heater clear and refer to the owner's manual for specific recommendations. It is always a good idea to allow for plenty of space around the top and sides of the heater and to keep it on a non-flammable surface such as concrete floor during operation.
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=== Propane Heaters ===
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*Only allowed in the almshouses and chalets.
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*Propane heaters must have the following safety features:
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**Automatic low oxygen shutoff system
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**Accidental tip-over safety shutoff
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Propane tanks should always be kept outside and hooked to the heating element with a long hose. Keep the area around the heater clear and away from any flammable materials. Do not store extra propane cylinders anywhere near the heater while it's in operation. Note: if the cylinder is the smaller size and screws directly into the heater then it can be close but should be unscrewed when not in use.
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The amount of clearance that a heater needs depends on its type and size, so check your owner's manual for specific recommendations; it's always better to be safe and allow for plenty of space around the top and sides of the heater. Always place it on a non-flammable surface, such as a concrete floor, during operation.
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'''If you bring a propane heater, you MUST also bring a fire extinguisher and you MUST have the heater approved by an XO or Safety on site.'''
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'''ALL HEATERS ALONG WITH ANY ELECTRONIC DEVICE MUST BE ACCOMPANIED AND CANNOT BE LEFT UNATTENDED.'''
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If any electronics or heaters are left unattended then they will be unplugged and brought to ST camp to retrieve after game.
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Here are some links of approved heaters that can be ordered through Amazon Prime:
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*https://www.amazon.com/Mr-Heater-MH18B-Portab…/…/ref=sr_1_9…
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*https://www.amazon.com/Mr-Heater-F232000-Indo…/…/ref=sr_1_4…
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Along with some smaller fire extinguishers that are the size of a spray can:
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*https://www.amazon.com/First-Alert-AF40 ... tinguisher
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It is also a good idea to get tarps, carpets, etc. To hang in the chalets and almshouses to help cut down on drafts. The camp has informed us that plastic should be up on the chalet windows for this upcoming game.
 
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Latest revision as of 17:53, 14 September 2017

These rules cover the Out of Game behavior and restrictions at the camp before, during, and after event. As individual players and an organization we are guests on the camp site. Always excise good judgement.

General Site Rules[edit]

  • Site opens at 2:00 pm Friday, and should be vacated at the very latest by 6:00 pm Sunday. At opening, the gate will be closed and should only be opened by an XO once they have done a site walk-through.


  • Alcohol, marijuana, and other drug-use is not permitted anywhere on site.


  • Any garbage or waste should be placed in the designated receptacles.


  • All visitors are expected to respect the site, both in natural areas and buildings.


  • The Director's Residence/Office, the Max Denby Memorial Garden, the stables and buildings near the parking lot, the A-frame near the main hall, the boat house near the beach, and the Paint Ball Field are all off-limits.

NWLarpers Site Rules[edit]


  • Everyone who attends must be 18 years or older.


  • Everyone who attends must play a character. Spectators are not allowed.


  • Filming is not permitted. (Photography is allowed so long as it is discreet and does not interfere or interrupt with roleplay. Please do not stop people and ask them to pose. Also, be aware that there are some people who have professional and private reasons for not want their picture taken. Please be cautious and conscientious before posting your images in a public forum. If you're unsure of who might have issues, feel free to ask on any of the Community Portals before posting.)


  • Smoking, Cigarettes and E-vape, are permitted ONLY in the Parking lot.


  • It is the responsibility of all Players to help clean up after event - particularly personal spaces such a bunks, tents, common areas.. etc. (While there are teams and individuals to pack up Org Deco, it is everyone's responsibility to make sure we leave the site as good as if not better than we found it. This effort helps to maintain our good relationship and standing with the Camp.)


  • Any damage to site facilities should be reported to the XOs immediately.


  • Injuries, even if they are minor, should always be reported to the Safety Team, or the XOs. We are required to record these incidents for insurance purposes.


  • Fires are currently not permitted, except in the central hut in the covered tent area and ONLY by individuals approved by the XOs. The fire must be watched AT ALL TIMES.


  • While food is often made available by different player groups, it is every player's responsibility to ensure they have food to eat over the weekend.

Driving at Site[edit]

  • Once cars have been packed/unpacked, they must be parked in the parking lot.


  • Cars should only be driven on graveled roads, and at speeds under 10 mph.


  • Please obey any on-site traffic signs or cordoned off areas.


  • During night-time it is suggested that drivers be more cautious and to only have running lights on (if possible) to save people's night vision.


  • Viable packing/unpacking areas for cars include:
    • Just off of the main entrance road, in front of Old Town.
    • The clearing around the Alms Tents (please do not leave cars there while Checking-In).
    • The clearing behind the Pious Rose, accessible from the access road which goes around the meadow.
    • The small clearing between the Tipsy Chicken and King's Trust, just off the road.
    • The clearing in front of ST Camp, the covered basketball court. (ST, NPC, and Org uhaul ONLY.)

Heater Usage[edit]

What follows are the official rules for heaters as outlined by the Shadow Accord Safety Team and Executive Officers in accordance with the rules of Soundview Camp and its owners.


Electric Heaters[edit]

  • Only allowed in main buildings (Tipsy Chicken, Golden Horn, Rose, and the three cabins in old town).
  • Electric heaters must have the following safety features:
    • Automatic tip-over safety shutoff


Electric heaters should be plugged directly into the wall outlet. If an extension cord is necessary, use the shortest possible heavy-duty cord of 14-gauge wire or larger. Always check and follow any manufacturer’s instructions pertaining to the use of extension cords. Keep the area around the heater clear and refer to the owner's manual for specific recommendations. It is always a good idea to allow for plenty of space around the top and sides of the heater and to keep it on a non-flammable surface such as concrete floor during operation.


Propane Heaters[edit]

  • Only allowed in the almshouses and chalets.
  • Propane heaters must have the following safety features:
    • Automatic low oxygen shutoff system
    • Accidental tip-over safety shutoff


Propane tanks should always be kept outside and hooked to the heating element with a long hose. Keep the area around the heater clear and away from any flammable materials. Do not store extra propane cylinders anywhere near the heater while it's in operation. Note: if the cylinder is the smaller size and screws directly into the heater then it can be close but should be unscrewed when not in use. The amount of clearance that a heater needs depends on its type and size, so check your owner's manual for specific recommendations; it's always better to be safe and allow for plenty of space around the top and sides of the heater. Always place it on a non-flammable surface, such as a concrete floor, during operation.

If you bring a propane heater, you MUST also bring a fire extinguisher and you MUST have the heater approved by an XO or Safety on site.

ALL HEATERS ALONG WITH ANY ELECTRONIC DEVICE MUST BE ACCOMPANIED AND CANNOT BE LEFT UNATTENDED. If any electronics or heaters are left unattended then they will be unplugged and brought to ST camp to retrieve after game.

Here are some links of approved heaters that can be ordered through Amazon Prime:

Along with some smaller fire extinguishers that are the size of a spray can:

It is also a good idea to get tarps, carpets, etc. To hang in the chalets and almshouses to help cut down on drafts. The camp has informed us that plastic should be up on the chalet windows for this upcoming game.