§ 75B.002.Limited Liability

The protection, with one route in rather than the agritourism chapter's two.

The entity is not liable for a participant injury if, at the time of the activity from which the injury arises, the warning prescribed by the posted-warning section was posted in accordance with that section.

There is no signed-agreement alternative. Posting the sign is the only route.

Subsection (b) sets out the exceptions, and the wording differs from the agritourism chapter in ways worth noting.

(A) the entity's negligence with regard to the safety of the participant — where agritourism says negligence evidencing a disregard for the safety. This chapter's formulation is plainer, and on its face reaches ordinary negligence more readily.

(B) a potentially dangerous condition on the land, facilities, or equipment used in the activity, of which the entity knew or reasonably should have known. Note "potentially dangerous" rather than agritourism's "dangerous", and the absence of any animal-propensity branch.

(C) failure to train or improper training of an employee actively involved. (D) injury intentionally caused by the entity.

Subsection (c) makes the limitation additional to other limitations of liability.

Read together, the exceptions leave the protection meaningful mainly against injuries from the ordinary hazards of camping rather than from anything the operator knew about.