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REOPENING STANDARDS FOR CAMPGROUNDS - Phase III, Step 1

July 6, 2020

The document can be read in its entirety at mass.gov/reopening under Outdoor Recreation, Campgrounds, phase III step 1

Overall campground capacity must be managed to accommodate adequate social distancing campsite distance, and bathroom capacity, based on an assessment by the campground manager.

Visitors and employees must abide by social distancing protocols. Visitors and staff and individuals from different campsite groups must remain 6 feet apart at all times. Visitors who are members of a group staying at the same campsite are not required to social distance from each other.

Individual campgrounds may set or maintain lower campsite occupancy limits.

Fernwood Forest: The maximum occupancy, for campers and their guests on each seasonal or tent campsite is 5. (group site, #40, 8) The exception to this rule will be based on number residing in household but not to exceed ten.

Remote payment and credit card transactions are encouraged.

Face coverings are required for all workers and customers in accordance with COVID-19 Order 31: Order Requiring Face Coverings in Public Places Where Social Distancing is Not Possible to prevent against the transmission of COVID-19.

Group activities where social distancing cannot be maintained are limited to a single campsite group.

Activities between or among more than one campsite group are permitted provided that each campsite group maintains social distancing of at least 6 feet from each other campsite group.

Log everyone who comes in contact with the campground to enable contact tracing (name and phone number or name and email address), including temporary visitors. It is recommended that at least one individual per campsite is logged so as to assist with contact tracing

New Massachusetts Travel Guidelines

http://www.mass.gov/mema

Effective Wednesday, July 1, all travelers arriving to Massachusetts, including residents returning home, are instructed to self-quarantine for 14-days. This guidance does not apply to travelers from Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, New York or New Jersey. Additionally, workers designated by the federal government as essential critical infrastructure workers are also exempt from this directive.

Travelers who are displaying symptoms of COVID-19 are instructed to not travel to Massachusetts.

All visitors and residents of Massachusetts are also reminded that the use of masks or face coverings in public places where individuals cannot socially distance from others remains required.

These new guidelines replace previously announced Massachusetts travel guidance.