Walkways, Steps and Trails

Slip, Trip and Fall (STFs) incidents are the most frequent claim for most businesses, but especially so for campgrounds and RV parks. It is probably due to the large amount of varied terrain, which is unfamiliar to many of the people that visit. Campers also participate in numerous activities during their stay. It would be impossible to eliminate all of the potential tripping hazards in a typical campground, but there are definitely areas you can focus on to minimize the chances of an injury.

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Dogs & Pets in Your Campground or RV Park

Since dogs make up the majority of questions, and the majority of legal claims we receive here at Evergreen MGA regarding animals in campground and RV parks, this article will focus mainly on the issue of dogs. But the suggestions may be used as a basis for building a policy for all pets in campgrounds and RV parks.

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Fire Extinguishers

Your fire extinguisher can be used to put out small fires. It can also be used to help contain bigger fires until the fire department arrives. But remember, you must know how to use your fire extinguisher.

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5 Most Likely Claims

We have compiled the claims data from the years 2006 to 2010, based on the most frequent claims that our clients are likely to have. Read on to see the top five areas and examples of the typical incidents for each category.

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The Client Information Center @ www.evergreenusa.com

Over the past two years, Evergreen has been in the process of updating and modernizing our website. There is now more information and we encourage you to take a look at: www.evergreenusa.com.

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There has been an accident or injury in your park. What to do?

If there’s been an accident, injury or even a death at your campground or RV park, you should never admit to the liability, accept blame or assume guilt. Although as a caring campground or RV park manager or owner, of course you want to make things right and make the injured guest feel better, any admission of guilt can, and more than likely will, be used against you in court. It’s very important that you train your staff to understand this.

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