Per the Cawaja Propertyowners Association (CPOA) Bylaws, the membership has set rules to ensure the safe and enjoyable use of the beach for members and their guests. Below is a summary of key guidelines. A printable PDF is also available to share with your guests.
Ownership Details:
- The CPOA owns two-thirds of the beach property from the Concession 11W road allowance to The Point. The Township of Tiny owns the remaining one-third.
- Beyond The Point, the beach is fully owned by the CPOA.
Beach Use Highlights:
Do:
- Enjoy and keep the beach clean.
- Supervise children for safety.
- Play responsibly and respect others.
- Follow CPOA rules and Tiny Township bylaws.
Do Not:
- Bring pets to the beach (10 a.m.–6 p.m., June 15–Sept. 15).
- Use glass containers on the beach.
- Build fires or cook food.
- Drive motorized vehicles (unless approved).
- Set up tents/shelters over 30 sq. ft. or leave them overnight.
- Leave sports equipment or other items unattended or overnight.
- Camp, consume alcohol or drugs, or disturb others with loud music or behavior.
- Feed birds or leave food uncovered.
- Alter the beach or post notices without approval.
Fireworks Regulations:
Tiny Township allows fireworks only on Victoria Day, Canada Day, the five days surrounding each, New Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day (from dusk to 11 p.m.). See bylaw 07-054 for details.
Event and Machinery Access:
To host an event or use machinery for maintenance, complete the CPOA Beach Access form. Township approval may also be needed.