Fire Safety & Bans


FIRE BAN in effect lifted October 12th, 2023
Fire Bans and Restrictions - Province of British Columbia (gov.bc.ca)
Report a wildfire:
1 800 663-5555 or
*5555 on a cell

BC Wildfire Dashboard (arcgis.com)
BC Wildfire Service - Apps on Google Play
 DriveBC


With the growing wildfire risk in BC, campfires are allowed only in designated fire pits, and temporary bans are becoming more common. To help prevent wildfires, never leave your campfire unattended. Make sure it is completely out before you leave. 
Fire Bans and Restrictions - Province of British Columbia (gov.bc.ca) 
Plan, prepare, stay informed - Province of British Columbia (gov.bc.ca)

Public emergency preparation and recovery - Province of British Columbia (gov.bc.ca)

 
The CSRD (Columbia Shuswap Regional District) and RDNO (Regional District North Okanagan) are currently reviewing fire protection areas. At this time, Club Mara still remains outside a fire protected area. Ensure you inform your insurance company and confirm you have the proper coverage. 
Currently:
1. 18 fire extinguishers are located throughout the park - clubhouse, shop, marina, and on each electrical shed 
2. It is recommended that you have an additional fire extinguisher on your lot
3. Check your smoke and gas detectors annually to ensure they are working properly
4. Remove dead/dry plant material from your yard 
5. Make sure your BBQ is a safe distance from your unit. Store propane tanks safely
6. The resort emergency exit is located along the 97A highway at the southeast corner of the park. Please do not park anything in this area that may block the exit. 
7. Fire alarms and emergency lights are located throughout the Clubhouse 
PARK MAP