The Clinton County Health Department works with the local campground owner/operators to ensure that water and sanitation systems are in working order per the NYS Sanitary Code.
Campgrounds are regulated by the New York State Sanitary Code, Subpart 7-3. All campgrounds with more than five camping sites are under the jurisdiction of the Health Department and require an annual operating permit.
Anyone wishing to develop a new campground in Clinton County must submit complete engineered blue prints of the proposed facility.
Approval will also likely be required from the local Town, The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and possibly the Adirondack Park Agency.
The Clinton County Health Department will contact you once you submit a "Notice of Intent" with the next steps that you need to take, to get your project cleared per the NYS Sanitation Code regulations.
Regular inspections are performed by Health Department inspectors to check for such items as drinking water safety, general sanitation, sewage and garbage disposal and fire safety.
Permitted Campgrounds in Clinton County
NY State Subpart 7-3 Campgrounds
Application for Permit to Operate
The Clinton County Health Department works with the local campground owner/operators to ensure that water and sanitation systems are in working order per the NYS Sanitary Code.
Campgrounds are regulated by the New York State Sanitary Code, Subpart 7-3. All campgrounds with more than five camping sites are under the jurisdiction of the Health Department and require an annual operating permit.
Anyone wishing to develop a new campground in Clinton County must submit complete engineered blue prints of the proposed facility.
Approval will also likely be required from the local Town, The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and possibly the Adirondack Park Agency.
The Clinton County Health Department will contact you once you submit a "Notice of Intent" with the next steps that you need to take, to get your project cleared per the NYS Sanitation Code regulations.
Regular inspections are performed by Health Department inspectors to check for such items as drinking water safety, general sanitation, sewage and garbage disposal and fire safety.
Permitted Campgrounds in Clinton County
NY State Subpart 7-3 Campgrounds
Application for Permit to Operate