The following policies and procedures are in effect to insure that your stay is enjoyable.
Please report any incidents, accidents or maintenance problems to park staff. Emergencies should be directed to park staff or call the park office at (607) 324-0539. You may also call the Public Works Department at the County Office Building at (607) 776-9631, ext. 2460.
Quiet hours are observed from 11:00pm to 7:00am. Only registered campers are allowed in the campground during these hours. Strict enforcement of this policy will contribute to peace and quiet for all campers. Radios and music should not disturb your neighbors at any time. Beer kegs, beer balls or wine balls are not allowed.
Minimum age is 18 to register for a campsite. Payment in full will be made at time of registration. Anyone under 18 must be supervised by a responsible camper. A maximum of one family, or six people, are allowed per site. One camping unit is allowed per site. Tents are limited to 225 square feet maximum. Two motor vehicles are allowed per site. A motor home is counted as one vehicle.
Checkout time is 5:00pm. Please check out by that time. Fourteen days is the maximum camping period from April 1 to December 1. Re-registration in the name of another member of your group or other substitutions will not be allowed and will be considered sufficient reason for terminating a permit and eviction without a refund. Re-registration will be permitted after the expiration of 24 hours; this requires removal of all items or property from the park. An extension of up to an additional six weeks without vacating the site may be permitted at the discretion of the Public Works Department.
Proof of rabies inoculation is required for pets. Pets must not be left unattended and must be under constant control using a leash no longer than 6'. Owners must remove and dispose of dog feces in a sanitary manner. For your own protection and the protection of your pets, do not feed, attract or harass raccoons or other wildlife.
There are no water or sewer hookups available. You must provide a receptacle to catch the waste from sink outlets and dispose of it at designated disposal stations only. Availability of water will be limited before April 15 and after October 15.
Campfires are permitted; however, only wood from down trees may be used for making fires (power saws are prohibited). Fires should be built only in or on fireplaces, grills, stoves or pads maintained for that use. Do not leave fires unattended; they should be under constant supervision of a responsible person.
Please respect park property. Do not deface, debark, destroy, remove or injure any tree, flower, shrub or bush. One park picnic table is allowed per site. Please do not more other tables to your site. Please leave the facilities neat and orderly. You are financially responsible for any damage to park property caused by you or any member of your group. ATV's are not allowed to be ridden in the park.
Additional information on the policies and procedures is available at the park office. Your cooperation and compliance with these procedures, as well as the observation of normally accepted camping courtesy, is very much appreciated. Thank you.