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County tightens cabin policies after reported party damages at Manuka Park; RoverPass posting and incidentals hold discussed
Summary
After vandalism and property damage at a Manuka Park cabin allegedly involving multiple vehicles and guests, county staff and commissioners discussed enforcing existing reservation rules, posting policies on RoverPass, using credit‑card holds for incidentals, and inspecting cabins at checkout to recover damages.
Chilton County commissioners discussed enforcement and policy changes for Manuka Park reservations after staff reported vandalism and property damage to a cabin by an apparently large daytime group.
Parks staff described finding multiple vehicles and approximately 15 people around a single cabin during the day; after the group left, staff reported torn blinds, a broken mirror and other minor damage. The cabins have a posted occupancy limit of four overnight, and staff said campsites allow…
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