Nevada Administrative Code Chapter 119B - MEMBERSHIP IN CAMPGROUNDS
Here’s an overview of Nevada Administrative Code (NAC) Chapter 119B — “Membership in Campgrounds,” which implements the corresponding Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) around campground memberships:
🏕️ Key Areas Covered
1. General Provisions
Defines key terms: “membership” (a right to use a campground/recreational facility for over 30 days) (nevada.public.law), as well as “developer,” “broker of record,” “campground,” etc.
2. Brokers and Developers
A broker of record must personally inspect the campground before accepting the role (casetext.com).
Brokers must manage permits, applications, and disclosures under NAC regulations to sell memberships legally.
3. Sales Agents & Registered Representatives
Details who can sell memberships and the required licensure or association with a broker. (NAC §§ 119B.190–.230)
4. Contracts & Documents (§ 119B.240–.260)
Written contracts must clearly state:
That it's a binding agreement.
A 5‑day cancellation/right-to-revoke period (consumer’s right to rescind) (law.justia.com, law.cornell.edu).
That certain disclaimers (“no other representations…”) are prohibited.
Contracts for out-of-state campgrounds must include specific jurisdiction‑laws language (either governed by Nevada law or another jurisdiction with retained rights under NRS Chapter 119B) (law.cornell.edu).
5. Advertisements
Regulates disclaimers, accuracy, and required content in ads promoting memberships (e.g., no misleading statements).
6. Promotional Meetings, Prizes & Gifts
Governs how developers conduct promotional events, the distribution of prizes/gifts, and disclosure requirements (NAC §§ 119B.410–.440).
7. Investigation of Prohibited Activity
Division (Real Estate Division) may investigate complaints, conduct hearings, and impose disciplinary actions (NAC §§ 119B.450–.460).
📋 Summary Table
| Section | Topic | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| §119B.010–.110 | Definitions & General Rules | “Membership” defined as usage right for 30+ days (law.justia.com, law.cornell.edu, nevada.public.law) |
| §119B.120–.180 | Brokers & Developers | Brokers must inspect campground (§160) |
| §119B.190–.230 | Sales Agents | Licensing, sales agent roles |
| §119B.240–.260 | Sales Documents & Contracts | Required & prohibited language; 5‑day cancellation right |
| §119B.270–.400 | Advertising | Truth-in-advertising, required disclaimers |
| §119B.410–.440 | Promotions & Gifts | Regulation of promotional events |
| §119B.450–.460 | Enforcement | Division’s authority to investigate, suspend, revoke permits |
⚖️ User Rights & Protections
Clear contract language: Must have bold, prominent notice of binding agreement and five-day cancellation window .
Prohibited disclaimers: Developers can’t limit liability via contract language that states no other representations apply .
Jurisdiction clarity: Out-of-state campground memberships must include specific governing law statements .
✅ What This Means for You
If you're purchasing (or selling) a campground membership in Nevada or to Nevada residents, you should expect:
A public offering statement.
A signed receipt acknowledging that statement.
A binding contract with clear cancellation rights.
Accurate advertising and fair promotional practices.
Transparent disclosures about developer/broker qualifications and campground conditions.
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