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Camping - Hotels - Car Rental - Camping Rules and Regulations

The Official Hotels of Back to Batoche ~ 125^th Anniversary Celebrations: 

Park Town Hotel
924 Spadina Crescent East
Saskatoon, SK, S7K 3H5
Tel: (306) 244-5564
Toll Free for reservations only: (800) 667-3999
Fax: (306) 665-8698
Email: reservations(at)parktownhotel.com

 Please inform the reservation agent that you are reserving under: Back to Batoche Room Block #000359 in order to receive the preferred rates between July 17^th and July 25^th, 2010

 Rates:

Standard Single - $119.00
Double - $129.00
Executive Single - $129.00
Double - $139.00

All rates are subject to applicable taxes

Established in 1958, the Park Town Hotel graces the South Saskatchewan riverbank along the Meewasin Trail.  The Park Town Hotel is “home away from home” for many guests.  This 3 ½ star property is privately owned by local shareholders committed to maintaining our excellent reputation for providing the highest standards in service and product.  This hotel is in proximity of downtown restaurants, shopping and cinemas and has been a great support of First Nations and Métis Tourism Development.

Saskatoon Inn Hotel & Conference Centre
2002 Airport Drive
Saskatoon, SK, Canada, S7L 6M4

Phone: (306) 242-1440
Fax: (306) 244-2779
Toll free: 1-800-667-8789 (North America)

Reservations
reservations.saskatooninn(at)silverbirchhotels.com

Please inform the reservation agent that you are reserving under: Batoche Room Block in order to receive the preferred rates between July 17^th and July 25^th, 2010

Rates:

Standard Single/Double - $119.00

 The Saskatoon Inn is conveniently located on the north side of the city limits, just minutes from downtown. It is close to the airport, Credit Union Centre, and Wanuskewin Heritage Park. Proximity to Circle Drive, makes all major areas and attractions in Saskatoon easily accessible.

 

Please call (306) 244-7925 and quote rate code BTB125 for all your bookings.

This rate code will bring up the following rates in our system to ensure you get the best deal possible.

Code - BTB125

Intermediate car:                $46.00/day 
                                        $276.00/week

Full size car:                       $48.00/day
                                        $288.00/week

Small SUV or Mini van:        $69.00/day
                                        $414.00/week

Large SUV:                        $97.00/day
                                        $582.00/week

15 passenger van:             $116.00/day
                                       $696.00/week

All rates are plus taxes and optional loss damage waiver.

Camping Rules and Regulations

With the scope of the 125^th Anniversary Celebrations, we have had to prepare some rules and regulations to protect our campers.  We count on your collaboration and support.

 The entry gate opens at 8:00 am Saturday, July 17th and close at midnight daily. All vehicles will be required to park in the designated parking areas. 

ALL CAMPING IS NOW ASSIGNED. Camping stalls are assigned by date of registration. Roping off of additional stalls is prohibited. Tampering or Removal of Staked Flags will result in eviction.  Please be sure you are moving into the correct campsite as they are clearly marked.  Failure to do so may result in the removal of your camping unit by tow truck.

Camping units and vehicles must not park in Fire and Emergency lanes. Fire lanes must remain clear at all times. Camping units must not form circles or close in camping areas due to fire regulations. If fire lanes are found to be blocked, Festival organizers have the right to have the vehicle towed at the owner’s expense.

The Batoche Métis Nation Site (including campgrounds) is a “private site”. Therefore, appropriate wristbands must be worn at all times beyond the checkpoint areas.

A camping unit will be defined as: 1) A Truck & Trailer, 2) A Motorhome,

The fee charged for camping is for the campsite, not per person staying in the site. 

Since this is an “Alcohol and Drug Free Event” all vehicles may be subject to search upon entering the Festival Grounds. All campground occupants must wear a wristband.

Camping areas must be kept clean and maintained.

Grounds for Eviction

 1.    Not visibly wearing wristbands in campground  
 2.    Unauthorized or fraudulent wristbands in the campground 
 3.    Possession of fireworks, weapons, alcohol or drugs
 4.    Excessive noise
 5.    Unauthorized sale of merchandise, food or alcohol onsite 
        (this includes charging for food or beverages at private parties)
 6.    Rowdy behaviour 
 7.    Misuse of a vehicle  
 8.    Tampering or removal of staked flags in campground
 9.    Tampering with any of the water sources. This will be treated as a
        criminal offence
10.   Under the influence of drugs or alcohol
11.   Failure to adhere to any of the rules or regulations

Quiet Hours
The quiet hours are from 12:00 midnight - 6:00 a.m.  Please respect others on site and keep all noise levels at a minimum. 

Security

Métis Nation-Saskatchewan is not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged goods. All articles are left at the risk of the owner.  Please keep anything of value locked up at your Campsite or the trunk of your car during the event. We will have security on-site, please report any suspicious activity for your protection and the protection of all campers.

Vehicle
If you plan on leaving the site on multiple occasions, we would ask that you park your car in the Day Parking Areas.  Only service and emergency vehicles and camping units will be allowed in the campgrounds. Any misuse or violation with a motor vehicle is prohibited.
All-terrain vehicles, golf carts, horses, mopeds and dirt bikes are prohibited. Please use the SGI Safe Ride if you do not wish to walk.
Due to pedestrian traffic in the campground we ask that all vehicles in the campground be operated in an orderly manner and that vehicle traffic be kept to a minimum. After dark - traffic limited to emergency vehicles only.

Pets

Pets are to remain on a leash at all times.  Please keep your pet away from eating areas and concert area.   You will be held responsible for any injuries or damages your pet may cause to others and their property.  Please do pick-up after your pet.

Fire & Cooking areas

BBQ’s, camp stoves, and camp fires are welcome; however campsite holder is fully responsible for any damaged caused by the use of BBQ, camp stove, or camp fire.
Fireworks are prohibited.

Restrictions
No glass bottles, no structures of any kind, no household furniture and no hot tubs.
Intense loud stereo equipment is prohibited at all times. A reasonable noise level as to not disturb your neighbours is acceptable.

Campground Showers

Showers are provided for your convenience.
Hours of Operation – July 17th to July 25th 6:00 am - 10:00 pm

Please note, the Back to Batoche ~ 125^th Anniversary Celebrations Planning Committee, assisted by the Métis Nation - Saskatchewan will enforce these rules for your safety and the safety of all our guests. We ask that everyone respect these regulations and the people who enforce them.  Thank you for your cooperation.