Deed Law

Ownership restrictions, we received was simply a list on a sheet of paper, such as lack of above ground pools, no campers parking in the driveway, to plant trees in the front yard, garage and discounts must match the house, etc. We were told that they were restricted to follow while mostly develpment was under construction, but they are now closed. We learned that they are not the actual act. If we want to break one of these rules (RV parking on our property), can we be sued?

You must follow the restrictions Association. This is for you too, this legislation only benefits you and your property value.

Generally, your gesture will be referred to a document containing commitments subdivision. Some of those rules you mentioned may have been more applicable when the house was built, but if they are not applied later, what good was to restrict only the original owners?
Thus, the search for your document and search for a saved document mentioned. So, your county registrar / recorder you can get a copy of these restrictions. And, if they exist, they are binding on your property that you purchased the property with them already encumbered by such restrictions if you actually read at a time or not.
It can get very ugly when someone violates a voluntary restriction. Typically, a homeowners association should be involved in enforcing them. The last recourse is to sue you, but it is certainly possible.

places depends very much have a homeowners association in this region and they have rules in place. Many countries have clubs as restrictions that are not on your deed.

You must follow them, they are a part of your contract.