§ 18.4.3. Roads and setback requirements.

A.

Road systems within a campground are required. Road systems must form a loop system only and be constructed in the same manner and to the same standards as an access road. If the road system is for one-way traffic only, directional signs must be installed.

B.

Access roads to campgrounds must be 16 feet wide for one-way traffic and 24 feet wide for two-way traffic. They must be surfaced with granular material of no greater than 1½-inch grade.

C.

Entrances into campgrounds or onto campground access roads off state or federal highways must be rounded by at least a 40-foot radius arc to provide convenient and safe ingress and egress to the highways without traffic obstruction. Intersections must also be maintained free from visibility obstruction for a distance of 125 feet along the access road or entrance from its intersection with the highway.

D.

Campsites within a campground and recreational vehicles parked within a campground must comply with these minimum setback requirements:

Description	Setback
From the perimeter of the campground	75 feet
From existing single-family residences or tourist accommodations, unless the same are accessory uses within the recreational vehicle park	250 feet
From the boundary of a public right-of-way	200 feet

 

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