All campers are required to conform to the Park Commission rules and regulations. The Park Commission reserves the right to limit, control, and regulate any and all activities within the park, including but not limited to, excessive noise, boisterous behavior, speeding, and other instances infringing upon the safety and enjoyment of other campers. Violators of the rules and regulations may be directed to leave the facility. There will be no refund for a revoked permit.

Camping and RV areas are for overnight campers only.

A camping fee will be collected and a permit will be issued by a Park Commission representative.

Advance reservations will be accepted for all RV, tent, and shelter sites, and a reservation fee will be collected.

The camping permit holder must be 18 years of age or older and is responsible for knowing and abiding by all campground regulations. The permit holder must occupy the site and is responsible for the actions and safety of all persons camping or visiting the site.

Maximum length of stay for camping is fourteen (14) days. Extensions may be authorized on a day to day basis to a maximum total of twenty-one (21) days based on space availability.

Reserved sites are designated with a "Site Occupied" card indicating the name of the permit holder and arrival/departure dates.

Recreational vehicles must be of appropriate size for the space they are occupying. Park model trailers are not permitted.

Tent platforms, which are provided in the tent sites, must be used whenever possible. A maximum of two tents is permitted in each tent site. One additional tent outside an Adirondack shelter or RV is permitted. Tents must be kept within the "hardened" campsite area.

Sleeping in cars is prohibited. Sleeping in hammocks or "under the stars" is prohibited.

Campfires may only be built in areas designated for this purpose. Fire rings are provided in each tent/shelter site and at the council ring sites. Charcoal grills are provided at each RV site - for charcoal use only! Ground fires are not permitted in the RV area, except at the council ring. Fires shall not be left unattended and shall be completely extinguished before the campsite is vacated and/or before retiring for the night.

Quiet hours are in effect from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.

Campers are responsible for disposing of their garbage in the dumpsters provided, and recycling appropriate items in the proper containers. Areas must be left clean and free of debris. Garbage or trash must not be thrown into campfires.

All vehicles must be parked in designated areas.

Vehicle maintenance and washing or waxing of cars or RV's is prohibited.

All pets must be leashed at all times and cleaned up after. Any nuisance will be the responsibility of the campsite permit holder. Pets must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Unattended pets will be reported to the Animal Control Officer.

Washing of the person, clothing, dishes, utensils, or any equipment shall not be permitted at any location intended solely as a potable water-supply.

Dumping of gray water on campsites is prohibited.

Trespassing on other occupied or unoccupied campsites is prohibited.

The RV area and camping area council rings may be used by registered campers on a first-come, first-served basis, with no additional fee charged. However, advance reservations will be accepted for use of the camping area council ring, and a fee will be charged. The RV area council ring is not reservable.

Use of trails outside the RV area and camping area is prohibited after sunset.

The dumping station located in the RV area is primarily for use by overnight permit-holding patrons. Patrons without an overnight permit will be charged a fee for use of the dump station.