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Any premises operated to provide sleeping accommodation for the travelling public or sleeping accommodation for the use of the public engaging in recreational activities, and includes the services and facilities in connection with which sleeping accommodation is provided.
The use of land for providing entertainment, recreation, cultural or similar facilities for use mainly by the general touring or holidaying public and may include a restaurant, cafe, bar, service station, tourist accommodation and the retail sale of arts and crafts, souvenirs, antiques and the like.
A private dwelling that is not part of or used in conjunction with any other establishment and in which there are at least four rooms for rent to the travelling or vacationing public, whether rented regularly, seasonally or occasionally.
An establishment which operates throughout all or part of a year which may or may not furnish accommodation and facilities for serving meals and furnishes equipment, supplies or services to persons in connection with angling, hunting, camping or other similar recreational purposes. A tourist establishment that throughout all or part of a year furnishes accommodation, […]
Any largely self-contained tourist (holiday) accommodation providing a wide range of recreational and/or cultural activities and experiences in a resort style arrangement.
Any largely self-contained tourist (holiday) accommodation providing a wide range of recreational and/or cultural activities and experiences in a resort style arrangement.
An area used for hiking, horseback riding, cross country skiing or other similar forms of non-motorized recreational travel.
A compact, level, unobstructed area or areas available for sale and convenient use by all the building’s occupants, having no dimension of less than six metres and no slope greater than ten percent providing for greenery, recreational space, and other leisure activities, normally carried on outdoors. Usable open space shall exclude areas used for off-street […]
Visitor activities are defined as educational or recreational pursuits that contribute to an understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of heritage resources.
Those recreational activities which depend directly, such as swimming, boating, fishing or indirectly, such as landscaping, on water bodies for their enjoyment.
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