Immunity for Private Campgrounds Act exempts private campground owners from liability for injuries or damages due to inherent camping risks.
The Immunity for Private Campgrounds Act shields private campground owners from liability for injuries or damages caused by inherent camping risks, such as natural hazards and wildlife. Exceptions include employer-employee relationships, intentional harm, willful or wanton disregard for safety, failure to use reasonable care, and failure to post warning signs. The act defines "private campground" as any land with five or more campsites, including recreational vehicle parks.
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