Forest Camps Rules and Etiquette

Quiet Hours: Strictly enforced quiet hours, commonly from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m., require lowering voices, turning off music, and minimizing activity.

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Fire Safety: Only build fires in designated fire rings. Never leave fires unattended and ensure they are completely extinguished (cold to the touch) before leaving.

2
Firewood: Use local firewood to prevent the spread of invasive pests. Do not bring outside wood, particularly in prohibited areas.

3
Pet Policy: Pets must be on a leash (often 6-ft maximum) when outside and supervised. Clean up after them immediately. No unattended pets please.

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Site Management: Keep sites clean, do not walk through other occupied campsites, and respect checkout times. Check out by 11 AM

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Trash/Waste: Follow a "carry-in/carry-out" policy, removing all trash from the site, and do not put trash in fire pits do not burn trash.

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Vehicle Usage: Drive slowly (usually 5 mph) and keep vehicles within your assigned parking area.

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Children/Safety: Children should be supervised no unattended children on the campgrounds.

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Alcohol: Usually allowed only at your own campsite and must be kept within reasonable, respectful limits.
Disorderly conduct may result in expulsion without a refund!

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Car headlights: Please do not turn on car headlights on camp property after sunset.

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Camp hours are sunrise till sunset, the gate will close as twilight wanes into darkness

Restrictions
Maximum Occupancy: Up to 6 people per site. 2 adults 4 children
Stay Limits: Many parks limit stays, such as a 14-night maximum to ensure availability for others.
Prohibited Items: Includes fireworks, chainsaws, Music Amplification or loud machinery.

Property Protection: The campground is not responsible for damage to personal property (RVs, cars) due to theft, fire, or acts of nature.