A temporary park-camp is when a tract of land is used for camping by placing RV’s, campers, and/or tents for no more than 7 consecutive days and not more that a total of 21 days per year. Franklin County Public Health licenses and inspects all temporary park-camps in our jurisdiction to ensure the parks in compliance with the Ohio Temporary Park-Camp Rules (Ohio Administrative Code 3701-26).
When we inspect a temporary park-camp, we look for:
- Distances between RV’s, campers and tents;
- Sites are properly drained and free of trash;
- Trash and solid waste is properly stored and removed;
- Sewage and wastewater is properly handled and disposed of;
- Water supplies are safe and approved;
- Toilet, hand washing and shower facilities are maintained, if provided.
