Dream Catcher RV Park

Monthly Guest Requirements

• All monthly guests are required to undergo a background check. The cost is $30 per occupant.
• Campers must be manufactured in the year 2000 or newer to qualify for a monthly rate. Campers older than 15 years will be inspected by camp management before approval into the campground.
• Mobile homes are not permitted.
• Permanent additions (such as indoor living space or heated square footage) are not allowed. Campers must remain mobile.
• Campers must be registered, insured, and titled in the name of the registered guest.
• A valid credit card must always be on file.
• Guests must possess a valid driver’s license and own a vehicle. A copy of the driver’s license and camper registration must be provided to the office.
• Subletting is not permitted.
• We reserve the right to refuse or end reservations and/or eject guests for any reason at any time, without refund.

Payments

• Payments may be made online, at the office during business hours, or by phone at 575-544-4004.
• No refunds will be issued for early departure.
• Late Payments: Payments are due on the first of the month. Payments made after the 5th of the month will incur a 10% late fee. If the monthly payment is not received by the 10th of the month, your reservation will be cancelled, and you will be required to leave the campground.
• Electricity for monthly sites will be billed at $0.18 per kWh. A Gross Receipts Tax (GRT) applies to those rates at 8.25%.

Pets

Some visitors enjoy sharing the pleasures of camping with their dogs or cats. To ensure that all guests have a safe and enjoyable experience, we have established the following guidelines:

• All pets must have proof of current vaccinations.
• We do not accept animals with any bite history.
• No more than 2 pets are allowed per site for monthly reservations.
• Pets must be kept on leashes when outside, with the owner on the other end of the leash. A $25 fine will be imposed for violations.
• Please clean up after your pets and dispose of waste properly. Pet droppings must be picked up immediately, both on and off your site, with a $25 fine for each violation.
• Good behavior is required. Dogs that exhibit hostility or aggression will be asked to leave the campground, along with their owners.
• Excessive barking can disturb other campers. If your pet is too vocal, you will need to find alternative accommodations.
• You must be able to pack your camper and campsite yourself in the event of a weather evacuation.
• RVs must remain mobile and cannot be placed on blocks or foundations or have tie-down straps.
• Maintain a neat and clean site. If your site is not kept clean, you will receive a notice to clean it within 24 hours. Failure to address this will result in a $10 per day fee until the issue is resolved.

Permitted Items

• Picnic table
• Outdoor furniture
• One grill
• Cooler
• One outdoor rug (only on gravel areas, not on grass)
• One canopy
• Five potted plants
• Minimal string/solar path lights (must be turned off during quiet hours)

Note: Any additional items should be kept inside your camper or in a storage unit.

Not Permitted Items

• Garbage
• Indoor rugs
• Indoor furniture
• Indoor fixtures
• Appliances
• Pools
• Hot tubs
• Jacuzzis
• Fences
• Tools (including lawn and garden tools, weed whackers, lawn mowers)
• Broken down tools, parts, or vehicles
• Tires
• Paint cans
• Construction materials
• Exercise equipment
• Pet waste
• Pet fencing
• Gardens (plants must be in pots, not in the ground)
• Firewood
• Anything moldy or deteriorating
• Any items not designed for outdoor camping or tiny living

General Rules

• You must keep the exterior of your RV clean and in good repair, and your yard clear of leaves, sticks, etc.
• If your RV has mold, you must clean or power wash it immediately. Failure to keep your RV clean will result in a notice to address the issue within 24 hours. If not resolved, a fee of $10 per day will be charged until the issue is addressed.
• Permission must be obtained before making any alterations or additions to your site, including vegetation.
• Construction requiring a permit from Luna County is not allowed.
• Permanent building additions or fences are prohibited. However, small stairs and door-height platforms (not exceeding 4’x5’ or 20 sq ft) are permitted for safety concerns regarding standard camper steps. These must be made of treated lumber, temporary, above ground, not attached to the RV, and on blocks—not touching the ground.
• Plywood or OSB may not be used on your site.
• Tarps cannot cover your RV for more than seven days during repairs.
• Disabled, non-licensed, non-registered, or non-insured vehicles must be repaired or removed within seven days, or they will be towed at the owner’s expense.
• You are required to properly maintain the vegetation on your site, including weeding and landscaping. Do not cut down or trim any trees or shrubs within the campground. Report any limb concerns or requests for shrubbery trimming to the office.

Winter Regulations

• Only manufactured skirting is permitted during the winter season. You are responsible for winterizing your camper.
• In freezing temperatures, you must wrap exterior hoses in insulation and use approved hose heating elements. If your hose bursts and causes damage to the campground pipes, you will be charged a $75 repair fee.
• Any winterization must be removed by March 1st.