El Rancho Camelot

El Rancho Camelot is the neighborhood that Over the Hedge takes place in.

General Information

 * El Rancho Camelot is 54 acres in size.
 * They also have a news paper called the El Rancho Camelot Observer.
 * The President of the Home Owner's association was Gladys Sharp. Following her arrest, it is unknown who will replace her.
 * El Ranch Camelot is also the home to the Trail Guide Gals.

Rules and Regulations
On the now-defunct Over the Hedge website, a set of rules and regulations could be found. They are as follows:


 * 1) Lawn grass can be no more than two inches thick.
 * 2) Four-legged creatures must be kept on a leash at all times.
 * 3) Streets must be kept clear by parking all vehicles in your driveway.
 * 4) Satellite dishes and TV antennae must be kept out of view.
 * 5) Barbequing is allowed only on weekends.
 * 6) Carpeting is mandatory on all hardwood floors to reduce sound transmission.
 * 7) Noise generated by musical instruments or stereos must be kept below 10 decibels.
 * 8) All colorful plants or flowers must be approved by the Homeowners association before being planted.
 * 9) Trashcans must be placed on the left side of the driveway on every second Friday.
 * 10) The Homeowners Association must first approve any window coverings or shades that can be seen from the street. 

Trivia

 * El Rancho means "the ranch" in Spanish.
 * Translating "El Rancho Calmelot" would come out as "The Camelot Ranch" in Spanish.
 * "Camelot" is the name of King Arthur's kingdom and castle in Arthurian myth.


 * The billboard says "Your getaway to the good life.
 * It was once a forest as Verne stated "half of the forest" is gone after finding out it was built while he and his friends were hibernating.