Question 1

General

Accepted Answer

- Drive slowly, 5 MPH. Licensed drivers only.   - Quiet hours are 11pm – 8am  *Report disturbances when they occur so we can address them immediately.   - Children under 13 years old must be at their site by 9pm, unless with an adult.   - Children under 14 must have adult supervision in swimming areas.   - Children under 16 must have helmet when riding bicycle per state law.   - Visitors must register at office upon arrival (fees apply) and may not bring pets.   - Please respect the private property of neighbors. No trespassing or cutting through sites.   - Properly dispose of all trash in dumpster. Trash bags are provided for your convenience.   - Trolling (electric) motors only in the lake.   - PROHIBITED: fireworks, firearms, illegal activities, ATVs, mopeds, motorized scooters, etc.

Question 2

Campsites

Accepted Answer

- One family and one camping unit per site (4 adult max/site). - Campfire hours are 5 am – 9 am and 5 pm – 12 midnight.   - Fires are permitted in fireplaces only and may not exceed height of 2 feet.   - Never leave your fire unattended and do not move fireplaces per order of the Fire Warden.   - No cutting of firewood at site.   - PROHIBITED in fire – pallets/building lumber with nails, long logs, cans, bottles or garbage.   - No cutting, nailing or defacing of trees.   - Campsites must be kept neat and cleaned, free of litter.  We reserve the right to charge a cleaning fee of $25-$50 if the site is not clean of trash & debris upon departure (checkout).

Question 3

Pets

Accepted Answer

- Visitors may NOT bring pets   - Pets must be on a 6-foot or less leash at all times and are not to be left unattended   - Current rabies vaccination is required for all pets (Non-aggressive dogs allowed)   - Clean up after your pet.  We have pet clean-up stations throughout the entire campground for your convenience.  - We provide a dog park for your pet to play, be lose and enjoy themselves but please pick up after them with the pet station 
   provided in the park.  - Do not bring your pet in pool or playground areas.  - Please consider leaving anxious pets at home so fellow campers do not have to listen to a barking dog.

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