May 14, 2021 Update
NC Governor Lifts COVID-19 Restrictions for North Carolina
Governor Roy Cooper this week issued Executive Order 215 EO215-Lifting-COVID-19-Restrictions_0.pdf (nc.gov)
“Effective immediately, we are lifting all mandatory capacity and gathering limits and social distancing requirements and most mandatory mask requirements. That means in most settings indoors or outdoors the state will no longer require you to wear a mask or be socially distant,” NC Governor Cooper said.
“There will also be strong recommendations from NCDHHS for unvaccinated people to wear masks. Certainly, anyone who feels better protected or has received advice from a doctor should continue to wear a mask.”
October 2, 2020 Update
Everyone is strongly encouraged to remain proactive with social distancing, sanitizing, and minimizing shared items. It is everyone’s personal responsibility to help ensure the well-being of their family and to be aware of how their actions impact others. Our team will do everything we can to follow the recommended guidelines throughout our operations.
Effective Oct. 2, 2020T 5 p.m. Executive Order 169 and Executive Order 170 are implemented. Under the terms of these executive orders, North Carolina moves is in Phase 3 of easing restrictions.
Face coverings are still required in public when it is not possible to maintain social distancing from non-household members. In Phase 3, this requirement applies to any public place or business, indoor or outdoor. Please allow our teammates a moment to put on their PPE so they can assist you.
Please follow signage around the Park to help remind everyone to keep a safe distance. Thank you for choosing Seahaven!
The Mass Gathering limit remains at 25 indoors and 50 outdoors.
Please Note:
June 25, 2020 Update
NC Governor Extends Phase Two of COVID-19 Restrictions and Adds New Face Covering Requirement for North Carolina
Governor Roy Cooper this week issued Executive Order 147(link is external). The Order extends until 5:00 p.m. on July 17 the “Safer at Home” Phase 2 of the State’s plan to respond to the COVID-19 virus.
People are now required to wear face coverings in public spaces, whether inside or outside, where physical distancing of six feet is not possible.
Frequently Asked Questions for Executive Order No. 147 June 24, 2020
https://files.nc.gov/governor/documents/files/EO-147-FAQ.pdf
May 1, 2020
Kal and Irina were interviewed earlier by Woodall's Campground Managementl in May about Seahaven readiness to re-open for short-term guests on May 8th, 2020. To read a full article please follow the link: https://woodallscm.com/park-owners-in-s-c-pa-welcome-campe…/
In North Carolina, Irina Yashkova and her husband, Kal Karmous, are preparing to hopefully open the 67-site Seahaven Marine RV Park on May 8, when the state’s stay-at-home order is set to be lifted.
The park attracts a mix of seasonal, transient and work campers and offers chartered fishing trips.
“We have established practices for operating during the coronavirus,” Yashkova explained. “We’re cleaning surfaces that are used by customers. We’ve removed all the tables and chairs from any public areas. The only picnic tables we have are on the lots and we can clean those before and after customers leave and arrive.”
The park also offers contactless package delivery for campers that have packages delivered to the park. With no bathhouse at the park, Yashkova noted that what seemed to be a disadvantage at one time is now an advantage.
“We don’t have too many things to manage, and all these sites we have are full hookups,” she explained. “Every single unit that comes on-site is independent and self-contained.”
Yashkova said anyone who camps at the park is signing a memorandum of understanding that highlights the park’s rules.
The park is also working with the charter boat companies to stagger the boats they bring in to take fishing groups out. Instead of two boats at a time, Yashkova is working to make sure they only bring one boat.
“It will decrease the number of people that are grouped together on the dock,” she noted. “We’re just making a conscious effort to separate people as much as possible and we’ll see how it works, and if we need to make any adjustments we will, but everybody has an understanding that it’s necessary this year.”
Still, Karmous said the park is eager to open as the impact on business has been significant.
“We haven’t been able to take in any short-term customers, so we have lost a ton of business,” he explained. “Hopefully, the order is lifted on May 8 and we can begin to implement all of the new procedures we have been working on.”
https://woodallscm.com/park-owners-in-s-c-pa-welcome-campers-back/
April 29, 2020 Updates Below
Good News! Seahaven Marine RV Park is opening to long-term guests (and only those that are on the Contract) are allowed to visit their property.
We implore you to abide by CDC guidelines (distancing, staying at home/site, sanitizing, etc.) for the safety of you and everyone around you.
We understand that you want to be at your home at the beach. PLEASE remember that your actions could PROVOKE more stringent ordinances impacting ALL, as we have seen in other Carolina campgrounds with lease sites.
We are also taking NEW reservations for 30+ days. Each long-term guest on the Contract will need to sign COVID-19 Memorandum of Understanding prior to coming to Seahaven Marine RV Park. No outside visitors (who are not on the contract) are allowed until further notice. NC Executive Order 121 is still in effect, currently till May 8th, 2020.
The Memorandum has been sent to all existing long-term guests. Each adult on the contract must sign it, then please scan it and return to info@seahavenmarinervpark.com. If you need a printed copy please contact the office and we’ll leave it for you in the overnight mail box.
The waterfront will be open to our long-term guests (no outside visitors) on a first-come, first-serve basis. We implore you to abide by CDC guidelines (distancing, staying at home/site, sanitizing, etc.) for the safety of you and everyone around you.
The Office will remain closed until further notice. As always we are available over the phone or e-mail.
Currently we are not taking short-term reservations (for 30 days or less) until NC Executive Order 121 expires. It has been extended till May 8th, 2020.
We are doing all that we can for the safety and well-being of our teammates, guests and our community. ALSO, we implore you to abide by physical distancing and all CDC guidelines for the safety of everyone. DO NOT congregate in groups of more than 3 (groups of family members are acceptable).
AMENITIES: Our goal is the safety and well-being of all and to abide by the CDC guidelines. Unfortunately, we had to remove the brand new picnic tables we added this year (we were so excited!) and benches from all the public areas. The whimsical bench at the dog park is also off limits due to COVID-19 safety concerns.
The fish cleaning station will be sanitized several times a day and by Charter Captains before and after each use.
[Note: Our Phone Lines will be VERY busy. We appreciate your patience. The Main Office will be open 9 AM – 5 PM daily. Physical access to the office will be closed]
Distancing:
All check-ins will be done remotely in order to comply with social distancing guidelines. Our biggest concern is the health and safety of our teammates and guests during this unprecedented time.
SEAHAVEN MARINE RV PARK
COMMUNICATION REGARDING COVID-19 AND
NC EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 121
March 29, 2020, 10 PM |
We hope you and your families are safe and healthy during these challenging and uncertain times. We want you to know that at Seahaven Marine RV Park the well-being of our guests and community is our top priority.
On March 27 the “Stay at Home Order” was issued by the State of North Carolina.
For the full text of the Executive Order 121 signed by NC Governor please click here. This Executive Order impacts many types of businesses.
EO 121 orders to “stay at home or place of residence. All persons may leave their homes or place of residence only for Essential Activities…Only travel for Essential Activities …is permitted”.
What does this mean for us?
a) We are not shutting down! If you currently have a long-term contract and you are residing at the Park as of 5:00 pm on Monday, March 30th, you can “shelter in place” at Seahaven Marine RV Park. Should you decide to change your shelter-in-place residence location, you would not be allowed to come back to the Park once the Executive Order is in place. Per the Executive Order also long-term lease holders are prohibited to bring in any other guests with them.
b) The Executive Order does not allow us to make new reservations through April 29th. Please Note: if you had a short- term reservation with us through April 29th, you should have heard from us and your reservation has been either refunded or credited for a future stay.
c) Even if you have a long-term contract and normally come for a leisure or weekend stay, the Ordinance does not allow us to have any leisure guests or weekend visitors until April 29th. These measures are in place to stop the virus
spread. We will miss our guests and look forward to the day we can resume normal operations.
d) For your safety and ours we are limiting contact as much as possible, so our office is closed. Have a question? We are happy to help. Please call us at 910-333-5773.
e) During the period of the Executive Order, to help minimize spreading the virus:
a) We will be limiting access to the Park by closing access from one side of the Red Fish Loop as well as McVicar St.
b) The use of the Dog park will be limited to one family at a time.
c) Docks and boat ramp will be closed for recreational activities.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your loved ones. We are here virtually, every day! Until then – Stay Safe, Stay Healthy. Stay tuned to this page for updates!
We STRONGLY advise to adhere to “social distancing” as suggested by the CDC — KEEP 6 feet away from others including limiting person-to-person contact.
Do NOT CONGREGATE in groups. § Gov. Roy Cooper Orders “the provisions of this Executive Order shall be enforced by state and local law enforcement officers. A violation of this Executive Order may be subject to prosecution … and is punishable as a Class 2 misdemeanor”.
We are in this together and we can do it. Everyone is required to contribute to the safety of our country and help slow the virus – one individual, one family, one business at a time! We can’t wait to return to normal operations and fun with our Seahaven family! Stay safe.
Seahaven Management
During this time of emergency we are no longer able to accept guest stays for vacation/ recreation.
Our park has implemented a number of procedures and processes to limit the risk of spreading the COVID19 Coronavirus. The procedures will be posted on a printed sheet located on our office door.
Hand Hygiene: Proper and frequent hand washing is vital to help combat the spread of viruses. We are keeping the side doors to the dumpster open to minimize touching surfaces. Please keep them open.
We practice no-contact package delivery and requested delivery persons to leave the packages on the porch. You will be notified of their arrival and be able to pick them from the porch also.
We encourage to pay your bill on-line. If you need an exception, please call us. 910-333-5773
NC Governor Lifts COVID-19 Restrictions for North Carolina
Governor Roy Cooper this week issued Executive Order 215 EO215-Lifting-COVID-19-Restrictions_0.pdf (nc.gov)
“Effective immediately, we are lifting all mandatory capacity and gathering limits and social distancing requirements and most mandatory mask requirements. That means in most settings indoors or outdoors the state will no longer require you to wear a mask or be socially distant,” NC Governor Cooper said.
“There will also be strong recommendations from NCDHHS for unvaccinated people to wear masks. Certainly, anyone who feels better protected or has received advice from a doctor should continue to wear a mask.”
October 2, 2020 Update
Everyone is strongly encouraged to remain proactive with social distancing, sanitizing, and minimizing shared items. It is everyone’s personal responsibility to help ensure the well-being of their family and to be aware of how their actions impact others. Our team will do everything we can to follow the recommended guidelines throughout our operations.
Effective Oct. 2, 2020T 5 p.m. Executive Order 169 and Executive Order 170 are implemented. Under the terms of these executive orders, North Carolina moves is in Phase 3 of easing restrictions.
Face coverings are still required in public when it is not possible to maintain social distancing from non-household members. In Phase 3, this requirement applies to any public place or business, indoor or outdoor. Please allow our teammates a moment to put on their PPE so they can assist you.
Please follow signage around the Park to help remind everyone to keep a safe distance. Thank you for choosing Seahaven!
The Mass Gathering limit remains at 25 indoors and 50 outdoors.
Please Note:
- We STRONGLY advise “social distancing” as suggested by the CDC — KEEP 6 feet from others.
- Please Help us Help you: MAINTAIN a 6-foot distance from others.
- Have a Problem? Please CALL us. AVOID coming to our office as much as possible.
During this uncertain and unprecedented time, please know that our team is concerned and continues to monitor local, regional and national information. We take extra precautions implementing additional cleaning and disinfection cycles throughout our entire operations.
June 25, 2020 Update
NC Governor Extends Phase Two of COVID-19 Restrictions and Adds New Face Covering Requirement for North Carolina
Governor Roy Cooper this week issued Executive Order 147(link is external). The Order extends until 5:00 p.m. on July 17 the “Safer at Home” Phase 2 of the State’s plan to respond to the COVID-19 virus.
People are now required to wear face coverings in public spaces, whether inside or outside, where physical distancing of six feet is not possible.
Frequently Asked Questions for Executive Order No. 147 June 24, 2020
https://files.nc.gov/governor/documents/files/EO-147-FAQ.pdf
May 1, 2020
Kal and Irina were interviewed earlier by Woodall's Campground Managementl in May about Seahaven readiness to re-open for short-term guests on May 8th, 2020. To read a full article please follow the link: https://woodallscm.com/park-owners-in-s-c-pa-welcome-campe…/
In North Carolina, Irina Yashkova and her husband, Kal Karmous, are preparing to hopefully open the 67-site Seahaven Marine RV Park on May 8, when the state’s stay-at-home order is set to be lifted.
The park attracts a mix of seasonal, transient and work campers and offers chartered fishing trips.
“We have established practices for operating during the coronavirus,” Yashkova explained. “We’re cleaning surfaces that are used by customers. We’ve removed all the tables and chairs from any public areas. The only picnic tables we have are on the lots and we can clean those before and after customers leave and arrive.”
The park also offers contactless package delivery for campers that have packages delivered to the park. With no bathhouse at the park, Yashkova noted that what seemed to be a disadvantage at one time is now an advantage.
“We don’t have too many things to manage, and all these sites we have are full hookups,” she explained. “Every single unit that comes on-site is independent and self-contained.”
Yashkova said anyone who camps at the park is signing a memorandum of understanding that highlights the park’s rules.
The park is also working with the charter boat companies to stagger the boats they bring in to take fishing groups out. Instead of two boats at a time, Yashkova is working to make sure they only bring one boat.
“It will decrease the number of people that are grouped together on the dock,” she noted. “We’re just making a conscious effort to separate people as much as possible and we’ll see how it works, and if we need to make any adjustments we will, but everybody has an understanding that it’s necessary this year.”
Still, Karmous said the park is eager to open as the impact on business has been significant.
“We haven’t been able to take in any short-term customers, so we have lost a ton of business,” he explained. “Hopefully, the order is lifted on May 8 and we can begin to implement all of the new procedures we have been working on.”
https://woodallscm.com/park-owners-in-s-c-pa-welcome-campers-back/
April 29, 2020 Updates Below
Good News! Seahaven Marine RV Park is opening to long-term guests (and only those that are on the Contract) are allowed to visit their property.
We implore you to abide by CDC guidelines (distancing, staying at home/site, sanitizing, etc.) for the safety of you and everyone around you.
We understand that you want to be at your home at the beach. PLEASE remember that your actions could PROVOKE more stringent ordinances impacting ALL, as we have seen in other Carolina campgrounds with lease sites.
We are also taking NEW reservations for 30+ days. Each long-term guest on the Contract will need to sign COVID-19 Memorandum of Understanding prior to coming to Seahaven Marine RV Park. No outside visitors (who are not on the contract) are allowed until further notice. NC Executive Order 121 is still in effect, currently till May 8th, 2020.
The Memorandum has been sent to all existing long-term guests. Each adult on the contract must sign it, then please scan it and return to info@seahavenmarinervpark.com. If you need a printed copy please contact the office and we’ll leave it for you in the overnight mail box.
The waterfront will be open to our long-term guests (no outside visitors) on a first-come, first-serve basis. We implore you to abide by CDC guidelines (distancing, staying at home/site, sanitizing, etc.) for the safety of you and everyone around you.
The Office will remain closed until further notice. As always we are available over the phone or e-mail.
Currently we are not taking short-term reservations (for 30 days or less) until NC Executive Order 121 expires. It has been extended till May 8th, 2020.
We are doing all that we can for the safety and well-being of our teammates, guests and our community. ALSO, we implore you to abide by physical distancing and all CDC guidelines for the safety of everyone. DO NOT congregate in groups of more than 3 (groups of family members are acceptable).
AMENITIES: Our goal is the safety and well-being of all and to abide by the CDC guidelines. Unfortunately, we had to remove the brand new picnic tables we added this year (we were so excited!) and benches from all the public areas. The whimsical bench at the dog park is also off limits due to COVID-19 safety concerns.
The fish cleaning station will be sanitized several times a day and by Charter Captains before and after each use.
[Note: Our Phone Lines will be VERY busy. We appreciate your patience. The Main Office will be open 9 AM – 5 PM daily. Physical access to the office will be closed]
Distancing:
All check-ins will be done remotely in order to comply with social distancing guidelines. Our biggest concern is the health and safety of our teammates and guests during this unprecedented time.
SEAHAVEN MARINE RV PARK
COMMUNICATION REGARDING COVID-19 AND
NC EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 121
March 29, 2020, 10 PM |
We hope you and your families are safe and healthy during these challenging and uncertain times. We want you to know that at Seahaven Marine RV Park the well-being of our guests and community is our top priority.
On March 27 the “Stay at Home Order” was issued by the State of North Carolina.
For the full text of the Executive Order 121 signed by NC Governor please click here. This Executive Order impacts many types of businesses.
EO 121 orders to “stay at home or place of residence. All persons may leave their homes or place of residence only for Essential Activities…Only travel for Essential Activities …is permitted”.
What does this mean for us?
a) We are not shutting down! If you currently have a long-term contract and you are residing at the Park as of 5:00 pm on Monday, March 30th, you can “shelter in place” at Seahaven Marine RV Park. Should you decide to change your shelter-in-place residence location, you would not be allowed to come back to the Park once the Executive Order is in place. Per the Executive Order also long-term lease holders are prohibited to bring in any other guests with them.
b) The Executive Order does not allow us to make new reservations through April 29th. Please Note: if you had a short- term reservation with us through April 29th, you should have heard from us and your reservation has been either refunded or credited for a future stay.
c) Even if you have a long-term contract and normally come for a leisure or weekend stay, the Ordinance does not allow us to have any leisure guests or weekend visitors until April 29th. These measures are in place to stop the virus
spread. We will miss our guests and look forward to the day we can resume normal operations.
d) For your safety and ours we are limiting contact as much as possible, so our office is closed. Have a question? We are happy to help. Please call us at 910-333-5773.
e) During the period of the Executive Order, to help minimize spreading the virus:
a) We will be limiting access to the Park by closing access from one side of the Red Fish Loop as well as McVicar St.
b) The use of the Dog park will be limited to one family at a time.
c) Docks and boat ramp will be closed for recreational activities.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your loved ones. We are here virtually, every day! Until then – Stay Safe, Stay Healthy. Stay tuned to this page for updates!
We STRONGLY advise to adhere to “social distancing” as suggested by the CDC — KEEP 6 feet away from others including limiting person-to-person contact.
Do NOT CONGREGATE in groups. § Gov. Roy Cooper Orders “the provisions of this Executive Order shall be enforced by state and local law enforcement officers. A violation of this Executive Order may be subject to prosecution … and is punishable as a Class 2 misdemeanor”.
We are in this together and we can do it. Everyone is required to contribute to the safety of our country and help slow the virus – one individual, one family, one business at a time! We can’t wait to return to normal operations and fun with our Seahaven family! Stay safe.
Seahaven Management
During this time of emergency we are no longer able to accept guest stays for vacation/ recreation.
Our park has implemented a number of procedures and processes to limit the risk of spreading the COVID19 Coronavirus. The procedures will be posted on a printed sheet located on our office door.
Hand Hygiene: Proper and frequent hand washing is vital to help combat the spread of viruses. We are keeping the side doors to the dumpster open to minimize touching surfaces. Please keep them open.
We practice no-contact package delivery and requested delivery persons to leave the packages on the porch. You will be notified of their arrival and be able to pick them from the porch also.
We encourage to pay your bill on-line. If you need an exception, please call us. 910-333-5773
