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CT HB06982
Bill
Status
6/23/2025
Primary Sponsor
Judiciary Committee
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AI Summary
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Campers at private campgrounds with five or more campsites must assume the risk for injuries arising from hazards inherent in camping, effective October 1, 2025
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Private campground owners and operators remain liable for negligence, intentional harm, disregard for safety, failure to exercise ordinary care, or failure to post warning signs for known dangerous conditions
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Written contracts between campground owners and campers must include a clearly readable warning notice about the assumption of risk for inherent camping hazards
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"Camping" is defined broadly to include visiting, staying at, using, and leaving a campground, including all types of lodging
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"Private campground" includes RV parks operated by private property owners
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Liability For Injuries Inherent In Camping While At A Private Campground.
Last Action
Signed by the Governor
6/23/2025