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Alcohol & Catering Information
As it pertains to:
These businesses are required to provide the Park Board with a Certificate of Insurance that meets limits set by the Park Board, as well as provide a copy of their Retail Merchant's Certificate. A caterer/bar/restaurant that does not have a Catering License may apply to the Indiana Excise Police and obtain a 1-day permit, and must submit to the Park Department Office a Certificate of Insurance and copy of their Retails Merchant's Certificate. Park Board policy prohibits individuals from obtaining a 1-day liquor permit.
- The A-frame Lodge & Dining Hall in Ross Camp
- The Ross House in Ross Hills Park
- The Tippecanoe County Amphitheater
Alcohol & Catering Policy
Our policy concerning alcohol is very specific and no deviations will be allowed. Individuals absolutely cannot provide their own alcohol at events held at the Ross Camp Dining Hall, Ross Camp A-frame lodge, the Ross House in Ross Hills Park, or Tippecanoe County Amphitheater. If you wish to served alcohol at events held at these facilities, you must contract with a business that has a "Catering License" as issued by the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission." The Park Department has a list of these businesses on file. This business must have their employee serve the alcohol and is responsible for seeing that all Indiana State laws regarding alcohol service are adhered to.These businesses are required to provide the Park Board with a Certificate of Insurance that meets limits set by the Park Board, as well as provide a copy of their Retail Merchant's Certificate. A caterer/bar/restaurant that does not have a Catering License may apply to the Indiana Excise Police and obtain a 1-day permit, and must submit to the Park Department Office a Certificate of Insurance and copy of their Retails Merchant's Certificate. Park Board policy prohibits individuals from obtaining a 1-day liquor permit.