Seasonal Terms and Conditions

We appreciate your patronage and shall try in every friendly, reasonable way to make your stay at Lilac Resort both pleasant and comfortable.

Lilac Resort is privately owned, and the Management makes and enforces the Terms and Conditions. Written for your general welfare, safety, and enjoyment, to ensure a pleasant living environment. These Terms and Conditions took effect as of January 1, 2006, and were amended on January 1, 2010; April 1, 2012; April 1, 2013; April 1, 2014; April 1, 2015; May 1, 2020; May 1, 2021; May 1, 2022; May 1, 2024; May 1, 2025

DEFINITIONS: As used in these Terms and Conditions:

“Resort” refers to Lilac Resort Ltd. and/or its physical property.

“Management” refers to the owner, officers, manager, or other representatives of the Resort.

“Seasonal Guest” or “Guest” denotes the person or persons, including eligible dependents, licensing the Site from the Resort.

“Visitor” refers to any individual who is not an eligible dependent of the Guest.

“Site” refers to the physical property being licensed by the Guest.

“Renewal Date” indicates the annual date when the Seasonal Agreement commences.

“Seasonal Agreement” signifies a License Agreement between Management and the Guest, which is revocable at will. It permits the use of a Site for recreational purposes only and is NOT a Homeowner Agreement.

“Seasonal Rate” denotes the licensing fees owed by the Guest to Management.

“RV” refers to the recreational vehicle or camping unit that will be parked on the Site owned by the Guest.

“Personal Content” encompasses, but is not limited to, a sleeping cabin, deck, screen room, or shed built or relocated onto the Site and owned by the Guest.

“Seller” denotes the Seasonal Guest selling the Seasonal Agreement for the Site to a Purchaser.

“Purchaser” denotes a person or persons purchasing a Seasonal Agreement for a Site from a Seller.

MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES:

**To protect your privacy and ensure the confidentiality of your personal information. (Privacy Policy available online and at the office).

** To enforce the Terms and Conditions of the Resort and to assist all Guests in understanding the importance of adhering to these standards.

** To train staff to fairly administer and enforce the Resort rules for all Guests.

** To provide safe and comfortable living conditions for all Guests at Lilac Resort.

** To deliver service.

** To assure you of accessibility to Management.

** To listen and respond to Guests’ needs and wants in a timely and direct manner.

** To provide the highest quality activities program.

** To have cheerful employees who care about your needs and are eager to assist whenever needed.

** To provide security for the well-being of our Resort and its Guests.

** To be honest, forthright, and direct in all communications with Guests.

** To follow our mission “To create happy campers” in treating all our Guests fairly and to give the respect you all deserve.

GUEST RESPONSIBILITIES:

**To know, understand, and observe the Terms and Conditions of Lilac Resort as listed to the fullest degree, which will ensure every Guest a comfortable, happy, and carefree “vacation home.”

** To enjoy, insure, and protect your RV and Personal Contents.

** To have a good, safe stay and to enjoy all Lilac Resort has to offer.

** To bring to Management’s attention any concerns or questions.

Lilac Resort is a Family Recreational Vehicle Resort community designed for the enjoyment of those who wish to maintain healthy, active minds and bodies, where Guests are investing in an atmosphere and an active lifestyle as much as for the physical property. These extensive facilities and activities are possible only in a resort of high-density occupancy. To maintain the desired high quality of life, these Terms & Conditions have been adopted. Lilac Resort wants to maintain a neat and orderly appearance and operate a resort that allows each guest the maximum freedom possible without interfering with the rights and enjoyment of others. The following Terms & Conditions are established as a condition of occupancy. When in doubt about specific Rules please, “ASK”.

1. Seasonal Agreement & Renewal Date: Each Seasonal Agreement term is a separate transaction and is renewed annually. The Renewal Date of the Seasonal Agreement for all Guests will begin at midnight on May 1 and ends 365 days later at 11:59 pm on April 30 annually. The Guest upon receiving notice that the Resort’s summer office is open for the season must in all instances report to the office on their first visit to the Resort to sign the Seasonal Agreement. The Seasonal Agreement allows the Guest to use the Site for Seasonal Camping from May 1 to Thanksgiving Monday and for the winter storage of the Guest’s Personal Contents from the day following Thanksgiving Monday to April 30. The Guest or Management may choose to terminate the renewal of the Seasonal Agreement and in all instances, a notice of termination must be received by email or in writing 30 days before the vacate date stipulated on the notice. The Guest’s RV and all Personal Contents must be removed from the Site on the vacate date stated in the notice of termination. The current Seasonal Rate will be invoiced in monthly installments to the Guest’s account from the date of notice of termination to the vacate date and any additional extension beyond the stipulated vacate date will be charged at the current posted daily camping rates.

2. Waiver of Claims Agreement: Every Guest of, or Visitor to the Resort must read and sign a Waiver of Claims Agreement as a condition of occupancy and before using the Resort’s facilities and participating in any activities.

3. Seasonal Rate Increases: On the Renewal Date of May 1 of each year, Management reserves the right to increase the Seasonal Rate to compensate Management for increases in Management’s costs of insurance, taxes, salaries, contracted services, and utility rates.

4. Seasonal Rate Payment: The Seasonal Rate can be paid in full or on a monthly billing cycle. For full payment, Guests who pay for the Seasonal Rate and GST for the full 12-month seasonal rate on or before May 31 will qualify for a “Full Payment Credit” to be applied to their account. For monthly payments, the Seasonal Rate and GST will be invoiced on the 1st day of each month and payment will be due within 30 days. All other transactions, store purchases, work requisitions, and Municipal Taxes will be invoiced separately and will be due on demand, 30-day terms. The Seasonal Rate and other transactions may be paid by cash, cheque, debit card, Visa, Master Card, or e-transfer. In all instances the Seasonal Rate is non-refundable.

5. Late Charges (30-day Terms): In addition to all other rights and remedies of Management and without prejudice to Management’s right to terminate the renewal of the Seasonal Agreement for non-payment of the Seasonal Rate, municipal taxes, work orders, store charges, late fees, etc. a late payment fee of 2% per month will be charged for past due accounts.

6. Delinquent Accounts: Accounts that are delinquent for 90 days or more will be deemed to be in default of payment and Management will have the right to terminate the Seasonal Agreement which may result in eviction and a request for the removal of the RV and all Personal Contents on the Site or entitle Management to seize the RV and all Personal Contents on the Site as security for the Seasonal Rate. Guests who are in default will have their electricity turned off 5 days after receiving notification of the termination of their Seasonal Agreement.

7. Security For the Seasonal Rate: Failure on the part of the Guest to pay the Seasonal Rate or any amount owing to the Management as specified under this agreement shall entitle the Management to seize the RV and the Personal Contents on the Site and to retain the same as security for any unpaid Seasonal Rate and any outstanding amount owing hereunder. Upon the expiration of thirty days after such seizer, the Management shall have the right to dispose of same without notice to the Guest in such a manner as the Management, in its absolute discretion, deems appropriate, whether by public or private sale and thereafter the Management shall be entitled to, firstly, apply any such proceeds to the balance of any amounts owing by the Guest at the date of the sale, and secondly, to the payment of all legal costs on a solicitor-client basis incurred by the Management to obtain payment of any amount owing herein.

8. Municipal Taxes: RVs and Personal Contents on the Site that are assessed by the province and taxed by the RM of Ste. Anne will be charged to the Guest and in all instances, the Municipal Tax shall be payable on demand. Seasonal Sites are reassessed every spring by Manitoba Municipal Government Assessment Services. RVs that are insured by Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) will not be assessed providing that a copy of proof of insurance is delivered to Management or the Municipal Assessment Officer before June 1st of each year. RVs that are assessed because Management or the Assessment Officer did not receive proof of MPI insurance will be the Guest’s responsibility and the amount owing to be paid to Management.

9. Personal Injury & Personal Content Insurance: Under no circumstances will Lilac Resort Ltd., its officers, managers, and employees be liable for injury to persons, including Guests and their Visitors or invitees or licensees, or for any loss or property damage due to fire, theft, accident, or Act of God. Guests must determine to what extent of insurance is required to protect themselves and their Visitors against such a loss. If the Guest’s RV(s) is not insured through MPI then the Guest must insure the RV(s) with homeowner insurance. Personal Contents on the site must also be insured with homeowner insurance. Guests must provide proof of insurance when requested by Management.

10. Seasonal Activity Wristbands: Upon receiving notice that the Resort’s summer office is open for the season, Guests are required to bring the expired seasonal activity wristbands issued from the previous year to the Resort office to exchange for new activity wristbands. Six Seasonal Activity Wristbands will be provided to Guests and must always be worn on the wrist when using facilities, attending activities, the entertainment venues, and when venturing outside the Site in the Resort after 11:00 pm. Children 3 years of age and under are not required to wear an activity wristband. Seasonal Activity Wristbands are reusable and transferable. DO NOT LOSE YOUR WRISTBAND; there is a charge to replace any lost wristband. No charge to replace broken wristbands returned to the office. Additional seasonal activity wristbands may be purchased. In all instances, seasonal activity wristbands will expire on October 15 of the same year as received or purchased. Failure to display an appropriate wristband may result in loss of privileges or removal from the Water Park or entertainment venues. A Guest may purchase Day activity wristbands at the office for the current posted Visitor Day Pass rate. Seasonal Activity Wristbands must be returned to the office when a Guest has sold their Seasonal Agreement, has been evicted, or is vacating the Resort.

11. Visitors: Are subject to the Terms & Conditions of the Resort and the Guest will be held responsible and accountable for the actions of their Visitors. All visitors must report to the office and sign a Waiver of Claims Agreement before using the Resort’s facilities and participating in any activities. Visitors are not allowed to park an RV on a Seasonal Guest’s Site without prior consent from Management. If permission is obtained, the regular overnight camping fee will apply.

12. Parking: Each Site has adequate space for one vehicle and in most circumstances, there is room for two vehicles. Additional vehicles must park in designated parking areas and not on the street. Car passes when provided must be displayed in the front window of your vehicle. Anyone parking in such a manner as to block the driveway of a neighboring site or impede the flow of traffic shall be asked to move the vehicle immediately. Vehicles, golf carts, or any form of equipment that are not MPI insured or are non-functioning are not allowed to be parked on the Site.

13. Rental of RV/Site: The Site shall be used solely for recreational purposes and occupied only by the Guests and their dependents. The rental of property is prohibited. Friends or relatives may occupy the Site in the Guest’s absence but must register at the office with proof of permission from the Guest.

14. Site Occupancy: Only one RV (travel trailer, motor home, or park model) and only one of each of the following Personal Contents shall be allowed on the Site; deck, sleeping cabin, screen room, cook shed, storage shed, firewood shelter and outdoor restroom. Mobile homes and cabins in place of an RV are prohibited. A second RV unit instead of a sleeping cabin may be allowed providing permission has been obtained from Management. Guests who exceeded the above allowable limits before the amended April 1, 2015 Terms & Conditions will be “Grandfathered In”. Guests who do not adhere to the above conditions will be asked to remove the RV or the Personal Content from the Resort.

15. Picnic Tables: Only one Resort picnic table is permitted per Site. Inform the office if you don’t want a Resort picnic table on your Site. For special occasions, more tables are available at your request.

16. Building & Adding Personal Contents: A “Building Request Form” (available at the resort office) must be completed and returned to Management for approval before the commencement of any construction or exterior modifications to ensure all Resort building rules and specifications are being adhered to. Buildings must not be greater than 200 sq. ft. (10’ x 20’) in building area (footprint). Sleeping cabins, decks, screen rooms, cook sheds, storage sheds, and outdoor restrooms must be built to be movable off the Resort without the removal of any trees, underbrush, or any damage to the Site or Resort streets. Electrical wiring for all buildings must be done by or inspected by a qualified electrician. Sleeping cabins must be free-standing, not attached to the RV, have a 4/12 roof pitch, and must strictly be only one floor with no loft. Covered decks, screened or not, must be free-standing, not attached to the RV, and cannot have a roof height greater than 3’ above the RV, and cannot extend more than 2’ over the RV. Roofs built completely over an RV are not permitted. Oversized sleeping cabins and other prohibited Personal Contents built before the amended April 1, 2015 Terms & Conditions will be “Grandfathered In”. Personal Contents must have visual appeal and must be painted or finished with some form of siding. Residents who do not adhere to the above conditions will be asked to make the appropriate modifications or to remove the Personal Content from the Resort. Railway ties, fences, poured concrete pads, fireplaces, and planted trees become the property of the Resort if a Guest decides to vacate their Site or is evicted from the Resort.

17. Power Tools & Chain Saws: Power tools and hammering will be allowed in May, September, and October from 8:00 am to 9:00 PM and in June, July, and August, including up to the Monday of the September long weekend, from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. Chain saws are not allowed in June, July, and August other than the ones used by Resort Maintenance.

18. Trees & Underbrush: The clearing of trees and underbrush or slowly taking over more site space (site creeping) without prior consent from Management is strictly forbidden. Non-compliance may result in a fine of up to $500.00 or eviction from the Resort. Upon Management approval, any tree that must be cut down to make room for a larger RV or other Personal Content must be replaced with the planting of another tree

19. Electricity, Water & Sewage:

Electricity will be on at the Site as of May 1 and turned off at the Site on October 15 annually. It is the Guests’ responsibility to ensure that all perishable goods have been removed before October 15.

The Water System will be turned on at the Site as of the second weekend of May and turned off on the Tuesday following the Thanksgiving weekend annually.

The Sewage System will be operational at the Site as of the second weekend of May and up to October 15 annually. Guests must be careful of items flushed into the sewage system, i.e. Sanitary Napkins, diapers, etc. should never be flushed down a toilet.

Note: The Electricity, Water & Sewage System dates of operation are subject to change due to but not limited to, weather conditions, road conditions, maintenance, upgrades, government mandates, or uncontrolled events. Guests with delinquent accounts of 30 days or more from a previous seasonal term will not have their electricity turned on at the start of a new seasonal term until their account balance has been paid in full.

20. Electric Power: Seasonal sites are supplied with 30-amp or 50-amp service depending on when the sites were developed. This is the power required for RVs and Park Models and not for additional outbuildings. In no circumstances will Management increase the power supply. To avoid Site power outages due to the breaker tripping off, Management strongly recommends that you don’t add to your outbuildings any air conditions, space heaters, electric hot water tanks, clothes washers/dryers, fridges, freezers, and other large electrical appliances. Air-condition units and space heaters are not allowed in sleeping cabins that are not insulated. Guests who are found to be non-compliant will have a yearly $300.00 electrical fee applied to their account until the infraction has been remedied. If a Site’s breaker trips off because of a power consumption overload, the Guest will be required to turn off appliances to reduce their power consumption https://www.lilacresort.com/appliance-amperage-draw-chart/. Tampering with the locks on Resort breaker panels and/or tampering with Resort breakers, electrical service connections, or other electrical utility connections is dangerous and strictly forbidden, violators will be evicted. If the Site’s breaker trips off, contact the office during operating hours. After office hours contact Lilac Security.

21. Electric Generators: Prohibited without first obtaining Management approval.

22. Fridges & Freezers: Must be placed in an enclosed structure away from the direct heat of the sun. Guests who have an operating fridge or freezer outside of an enclosed structure will have a monthly $25.00 electrical fee applied to their account until the infraction has been remedied.

23. Patio Lights & Decorations: Management encourages the use of solar lights. When installing patio lights, care should be taken so the trees are not harmed. Do not encircle a tree with a clothesline or wire as this chokes the tree. Use an old garden hose or bungee cord to protect the tree. When hanging up decorations, do not put nails in the trees, this causes diseases. Patio lights, nails, and other objects that can harm the trees will be removed by Management.

24. Thermostats & Timers: Turn off patio lights before retiring for the night. Air-condition units, heaters on thermostats, and patio lights on timers should be turned off when the Guest is away. Management asks for your cooperation to conserve energy and keep electrical costs down.

25. Site Maintenance: Site beautification is encouraged. Each Guest is responsible for maintaining a neat and clean appearance of their Site. No open storage is allowed. If personal property is stored under the RV, adequate skirting must be installed. Management will remove bush trimmings and fire pit debris only. All other trimmings, weeds, etc. are the responsibility of the Resident. Management reserves the right to clean Sites and charge Guests a maintenance service fee if Sites are not kept clean of weeds and debris. The service fee for cutting weeds and cleaning the Site will be the Resort’s hourly labor rate broken down in 15-minute increments.

26. Herbicides: Herbicides used to control weeds on the Site must not be applied without prior approval from Management.

27. Borrowing Resort Tools & Equipment: The Resort’s insurance policy does not allow tools or equipment to be loaned to Guests.

28. Washing Vehicles on Site: Car washing, oil changes, and car repairs are not allowed on the Site or the street.

29. Tarps: Tarps covering RVs or any Personal Content on the Site are not permitted unless during the winter storage season or for a very temporary period such as waiting for or during roof repairs

30. Satellite Dishes: Under no circumstance will Management approve the cutting down of trees for a satellite dish. Do Not fasten a satellite dish to a tree. Do Not erect a satellite dish on a post at the side of a street unless permission has been granted by Management.

31. Hot Tubs: Hot Tubs and Electric Saunas are not allowed on the Site. Hot tub rentals from a third party are not allowed in the Resort.

32. Children & Youth: Lilac Resort is a Family Resort that welcomes children of all ages. Children and youth under the age of 18 are permitted on the property with adequate adult supervision only. At no time should children or youth be left on their own at the Site. Guests are responsible for the care and actions of their children and youth, or any child and youth left in their care. Uncontrolled destructive and/or abusive children or youth will not be tolerated and may result in them being banned from the Resort or the Guest being issued a notice of termination of their Seasonal Agreement.

33. Curfew: The Lilac Resort has an 11:00 pm curfew for children and youth 15 years old and younger. No loitering, no bike riding. Children and youth must be at a designated campsite and under adult supervision. Violators of this rule will be returned to their parents or those responsible for their supervision. Frequent violators will not be tolerated, and it may result in the banning of the child or youth, or the Guest being issued a notice of termination of their Seasonal Agreement.

34. Low Noise Level: Please remember the proximity of your neighbors. Blaring radios and television sets, barking dogs, group games, leaf blowers, wind chimes, electric generators, compressors, and mosquito zappers can be annoying. High levels of noises emanating from people, radios, and pets which result in complaints will be dealt with promptly. No excessive noise between the hours of 11:00 pm and 8:00 am. After 11:00 pm please keep radios and voices down. Management and/or Security Guards may at their discretion ask that radios be turned off or disperse a group gathering.

35. Pets: Pets are welcome. Dogs must always be on a leash and owners must clean up after them. Do not leave small bags of dog feces in front of your Site or at the front of any other site or building, please deposit in a larger garbage bag or garbage container. No pets are allowed in the pool area or campground buildings except for service animals that are identified as having been trained to assist someone with disabilities. Barking dogs or those of which complaints are received will be dealt with promptly. Guests who cannot keep their dogs from disturbing others or dogs that the Manager deems as dangerous to the wellbeing of other Guests will be asked to remove their dogs from the Resort.

36. Garbage & Recycle: All garbage must be placed in garbage bags and recyclable beverage containers must be placed in clear recycle bags (for more information on what is recyclable and what is not visit www.recycleeverywhere.ca). Garbage and recycle bags are to be deposited at designated Garbage Stations or placed at the front of the Guest’s Site. Garbage collection at the front of a Guest’s Site is available from May to September between the hours of 9:00 am to 6:00 pm daily. Do not leave garbage out at the front of your site before or after these posted hours as it may not be collected until the following morning. Uncollected garbage may attract rodents or wildlife such as skunks, raccoons, and bears to your Site. Only leave medium or large garbage bags at the front of your site, no small garbage bags, no loose garbage, and no loose tiny bags with dog feces. Guests who do not abide by these conditions may be subject to an additional pick-up service charge. If you have fire pit debris, furniture, appliances, or other large items to be trashed, notify the office for maintenance staff assistance. If visiting the Resort during the Off-season, please bring your garbage back home with you as garbage service is not available.

37. Environment Fee: A $20.00 environmental levy fee will be applied for all items containing freon. This includes fridges, freezers, air conditioners, water coolers, and dehumidifiers. $15.00 of this fee will be waived if there is a sticker on the item indicating that it has been emptied by a certified technician with proper disposal. There is also an environmental levy fee of $20.00 for the recycling of mattresses, box springs, and futons that are brought to the landfill. The environmental levy fees are charged to the Lilac Resort by our garbage hauling contractor which includes their special item handling fee. For Information regarding environmental fees visit; www.motherearthrecycling.ca/recycling/mattresses/.

38. Alcohol: Alcohol is permitted on the Resort; however, Lilac Resort is a family resort, and we ask all our Guests and Visitors to drink responsibly. Drunken, disruptive, and disorderly behavior will not be tolerated at any time. As per government regulations, minors under 18 years of age are not permitted to consume alcohol on the Resort. Driving any motorized vehicle under the influence of alcohol is a criminal offense in Manitoba. Guests who violate these Alcohol terms may be banned or evicted from the Resort and subsequently face charges.

39. Smoking: Smoking is prohibited in all buildings, event tents, play structures, sports courts, and the Water Park. Smoking is permitted on the Tiki Bar deck where designated. Smoking is allowed at outdoor Main Stage events however Lilac Resort is a family resort, and we ask all our Guests and Visitors to be respectful when children are in proximity or are requested by another Guest or Visitor not to smoke in their presence. The Management of Lilac Resort believes in freedom of choice, we also believe in mutual respect.

40. Cannabis: As per Manitoba Provincial Legislation, cannabis is permitted provided that consumers are of the legal age of 19 and cannabis can only be consumed in a private area residence (RV, tent) which includes backyards (Site). Smoking and vaping cannabis in public places is prohibited. No smoking or vaping cannabis on the Resort streets, parks, buildings, Water Park, and entertainment venues.

41. Video Surveillance Cameras: Located at the Resort entrance and exit gates, the office/store, throughout the water park, playground, main stage, and various public buildings and street locations. These cameras are in place for the protection of our Guests and Visitors and the prevention of theft, vandalism, or other crimes.

42. Security Guards: Guards will be on duty and will patrol the Resort on weekends from May to October and weekdays from June to mid-September. Security Guards are available for assistance from 8:00 pm to 6:00 am. If you witness suspicious behavior or require assistance, please call the security guard’s office (located at the front entrance gate) at (204) 422-4054. Please respect the security guards; disrespectful or violent behavior toward a security guard will not be tolerated. If you have a complaint regarding a security guard, please notify Management.

43. Entrance Gate: The gate opens automatically upon detecting a vehicle, except when operated by guards from 8:00 pm to 6:00 am. When guards are on duty, only Guests will be allowed to enter with their vehicles after 8: 00 pm and must sign in with the security guard when asked. Note: Guards go on patrol and respond to emergencies. If you find there is no security guard at the gate, please wait or park outside the gated area (DO NOT RAISE THE GATE OR HONK YOUR HORN). Visitors arriving after 8:00 pm must park outside the gates (exceptions will be made for visitors with disabilities). Visitors will not be permitted into the Resort after 11:00 pm unless prior arrangements have been made with the office or security. In early spring and fall, when the Resort roads have been approved for vehicle traffic, the gates will operate automatically 24 hours daily before and after security guards are on duty. From October 16 to April 30, the entrance gate will be locked closed unless guests are notified otherwise.

44. Exit Gate: The gate opens automatically upon detecting a vehicle. When exiting the Resort, always exit to the right via the eastbound service road. Do not attempt to allow a vehicle to enter the Resort by activating the exit gate.

45. Automated External Defibrillator (AED): There are two (2) defibrillators. One is in the Water Park on the northwest side of the Willies Snack Shack building, and the other is at the back of the Main Stage on the northwest corner of the structure.

46. Street Safety: No Joyriding in the Resort at any time. The speed limit throughout the Resort is 20 KM/h. This rule applies to all vehicles. Remember this is a Family Resort and there are lots of children. Please observe all Stop Signs. Stop signs are not displayed to slow traffic —they are meant to STOP traffic. Both motorists and cyclists are expected to use caution and observe Provincial regulations. In a family park such as Lilac Resort, caution is imperative to ensure maximum consideration for all people, whether driving or walking. Driving any motorized vehicle under the influence of drugs or alcohol is a criminal offense in Manitoba. Dangerous drivers and frequent violators of the Resort speed limit may be charged and/or evicted.

47. ATVs & Golf Carts: In addition to the Street Safety rules the following conditions must be adhered to if intending to operate an ATV or Golf Cart within the Resort. The driver must be at least 16 yrs. of age and hold a valid driver’s license. No joyriding in the Resort and the ditch or service road in front of the Resort. All ATVs/Golf Carts, if used after dusk, must be equipped with adequate lighting. ATVs (including pocket quads) must be MPI registered and licensed. From 11:00 pm to 8:00 am ATVs and gas-powered golf carts are to be parked. Driving any motorized vehicle under the influence of drugs or alcohol is a criminal offense in Manitoba. During entertainment events (excluding movie nights) at the main stage, ATVs/Golf Carts must park outside of the marked perimeter. Repeat violators of these rules will have their ATV/Golf Cart banned from the Resort.

48. Dirt Bikes: Dirt bikes (including pocket dirt bikes) once started must be driven away from the Resort. No joyriding in the ditch or service road in front of the Resort. From 11:00 pm to 8:00 am Dirt Bikes are to be parked. If these rules are not adhered to, your dirt bike will be banned from the Resort.

49. Bicycles: Management encourages the use of bikes for fun and exercise. All bike riders must use caution and care when riding. Parents make sure your children are aware of the danger of blind corners. Make sure that they don’t rely on the stop signs; some people may not obey them. Bike riders, as well as vehicle drivers, must yield right of way to pedestrians. Bicycles must be parked in stands provided and should never block or prevent easy access to the Water Park, office, or washrooms.

50. Firecrackers & Fireworks: Firecrackers are strictly forbidden. Fireworks may be allowed for special occasions. You must have the Manager’s consent before the shooting of any fireworks. Violators of this condition risk being evicted from the Resort.

51. Firewood: It is very important to use local firewood throughout Manitoba to slow the spread of Dutch Elm disease. The transport of Ash firewood and all firewood out of the City of Winnipeg has been banned following the discovery of the deadly Emerald Ash Borer Beetle in the city http://woodlotmanitoba.com/wood-wise/. Burning Elm firewood or Ash firewood is not permitted in the Resort. Firewood bundles are available for purchase at the office. Cords and half cords of firewood are available from this locally approved supplier https://www.lilacresort.com/fire-wood/.

52. Commercialism: Guests will be provided a resort free of soliciting and other commercial advertising. Please notify the office if solicitors are in the Resort and Management will inform them of this policy. Commercial Sales Representatives will not be permitted to set up public demonstrations of commercial products without specific Management authorization. Guests may advertise items for sale on the Resort bulletin boards provided for this purpose, located in the Water Park and the washroom building across from the office. Any advertising must be authorized at the office.

53. Water Park: Activity Wristbands must be worn on the wrist to enter. Read and obey all posted signs and instructions given by the Water Park staff. A complete list of the Water Park Rules is available on the Resort’s website.

54. Activities, Movies & Entertainment: Activity Wristbands must be worn on the wrist to participate. Planned activities are under the supervision of the Lilac Resort Fun Makers team. Activities are organized for all ages and daily schedules will be posted on the Resort bulletin boards and the Resort’s social media sites. Questions or suggestions regarding activities or programs should be directed to this team or at the office. Visit the Resort’s website for the entertainment calendar of events and movie night details.

55. Catch & Release Fishing: Activity Wristbands must be worn on the wrist. Catch and release only, further fishing rules and information available on the Resort website or at the office.

56. Laundry: Please observe all specifically posted instructions for equipment operations and facility care. Promptly remove your laundry so others may use the equipment. Leaving laundry in the laundry room unattended is not recommended and is at your own risk of loss or damage. Please do not dry shoes, sandals, or clothing with heavy or sharp objects in the dryers.

57. Amenities & Facilities: Please remember that all amenities are on a seasonal, weather-dependent schedule. The entertainment, activities, pools, hot tubs, waterslides, concessions, and convenience store are on a full schedule throughout July and August. Limited hours of operation of facilities and services are available in the spring and fall. We reserve the right to close any facility due to weather conditions, infrequent use, or Health and Safety reasons without prior notice.

58. Winter storage: Vehicles, golf carts, RV’s, trailers, or any form of equipment parked on the Site and is not owned by the Guest will require Management’s consent and if approved be subject to a $300.00 winter storage fee.

59. Off-Season Use: From October 16 to April 30 the Resort is closed. Guests are permitted to visit their Site but are required to inform the Management by phone, text, or e-mail before their visit. Guests visiting their Site in the off-season must park their vehicle in the front parking area, outside of the entry gate. Entering the Resort in the off-season is at the Guest’s own risk as roads are not maintained and may be snow & ice-covered in the winter and muddy in the spring.

60. Selling Seasonal Agreement, RV, and Personal Contents: Allowing a Guest to sell the Seasonal Agreement of their Site, with or without the RV and Personal Contents on a Site, is a courtesy offered to the Guest by Management so that the Guest can receive a return on their investment. The granted approval to the Guest to sell the Seasonal Agreement of their Site and their RV and Personal Contents is offered as a privilege and is not a right or condition of the Seasonal Agreement.

61. Brokerage Transfer Fee: (Effective May 1, 2025) Seasonal Agreements transferred from a Seller to a Purchaser will be subject to a brokerage transfer fee of 5% of the total sale price. Upon receiving Management’s approval of a sale, the Seller must provide Management with a copy of the Bill of Sale and pay Management the 5% Brokerage Transfer Fee. Failure on the part of the Seller to provide Management with a copy of the Bill of Sale and pay Management the 5% Brokerage Fee will make the Sale “Null and void” and the Guest will lose their privilege to sell the Seasonal Agreement.

62. Conditions Of Sale Approval: The Seller must inform Management of their selling price and receive approval from Management before posting their intention to sell. The selling price must be set at fair market value and if this condition is not observed, Management retains the right to withdraw the approval to sell and request the removal of all for-sale postings. Before closing a sale, the Seller must have the Purchaser vetted and approved by Management before proceeding. Sellers who close a sale without Management’s approval of the Purchaser will have the sale revoked. Management will not permit the Seasonal Agreement for a Site or the RV and Personal Contents on a Site to be placed for sale if the Guest has received a Notice of Eviction or a Notice of Termination of the Seasonal Agreement or if the Seasonal Rate, Municipal Taxes, and any other outstanding balance have not been paid in full. RVs and Personal Contents that are of inadequate appearance or excessive age as deemed by Management cannot be sold to remain in the Resort. To help maintain the appearance of the Resort, “FOR SALE” signs may be posted at the front of the Site or on the RV — not on the streets. Posters with the Site’s sale information may be brought to the office for posting on the Resort bulletin boards. Sellers will be posted on the Lilac Resort “Seasonal For Sale” bulletin and webpage.

IMPORTANT: Management retains the right to refuse a sale if any of the conditions in Terms 61 or 62 are not adhered to.

63. Purchasing Seasonal Agreement, RV, and Personal Contents: When purchasing a Seasonal Agreement to a Site and the Seller’s RV and Personal Contents on a Site, the Purchaser is buying the right to the Seasonal Agreement and the RV and Personal Contents only, not the Site. All Seasonal Sites are licensed with an annual Seasonal Agreement. The Purchaser must review, understand, and agree to the Resort’s Seasonal Terms & Conditions and upon approval by Management sign the Resort’s Seasonal Agreement and Waiver of Claims Agreement as a condition of occupancy. The Purchaser must confirm with Management that the Seller has obtained approval to sell and that the Seasonal Rate, Municipal Taxes, and any other outstanding balance have been paid in full. The marketplace has a “let the buyer beware” principle so it is wise to review carefully before completing any transaction as delinquent Seasonal Rates, municipal taxes, or any amount, including but not limited to the 5% Brokerage Transfer Fee, owed by the Seller to the Management will be owed by the Purchaser.

IMPORTANT: Management retains the right to refuse a sale if any of the conditions in Terms 61, 62, or 63 are not adhered to.

INFRACTIONS OF RULES AND REGULATIONS WILL BE BROUGHT TO YOUR ATTENTION BY MANAGEMENT AS PART OF THEIR DUTY AND OBLIGATION TO OTHER GUESTS. DISREGARDING RESORT RULES AND REGULATIONS OR EXHIBITING VERBAL AND/OR PHYSICAL VIOLENT BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS MANAGEMENT, STAFF, GUESTS, VISITORS OR OTHERS MAY RESULT IN CRIMINAL CHARGES AND EVICTION OR NOTIFICATION OF TERMINATION OF THE SEASONAL AGREEMENT. GUESTS WHO ARE EVICTED OR ARE ISSUED A NOTICE OF TERMINATION OF THE SEASONAL AGREEMENT MUST REMOVE THEIR RV AND PERSONAL CONTENTS OFF THE SITE ON OR BEFORE THE SPECIFIED DATE AS INDICATED ON THE NOTICE. IN ALL INCIDENTS NO REFUND WILL BE ISSUED.

Assumption of Risks: BE AWARE THAT RECREATIONAL FACILITIES; POOLS, HOT TUBS, WATERSLIDES, PLAY STRUCTURES, SPORTS COURTS, SPORT FIELDS, ETC., INVOLVES MANY INHERENT RISKS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO CHANGING WEATHER CONDITIONS, EQUIPMENT FAILURE, COLLISION WITH OBJECTS/PEOPLE AND FAILURE TO USE FACILITIES IN A SAFE AND PRUDENT MANNER WITHIN ONE’S ABILITIES, MAY CAUSE INJURY OR DEATH. ALL GUESTS, VISITORS, AND OTHERS USING LILAC RESORT FACILITIES DO SO AT THEIR OWN RISK.

PLEASE READ THESE TERMS & CONDITIONS CAREFULLY. YOU ARE REQUIRED TO SIGN A SEASONAL AGREEMENT & WAIVER OF CLAIMS AGREEMENT INDICATING YOUR UNDERSTANDING AS A CONDITION OF OCCUPANCY.