Frequently Asked Questions

Outline of basic rules/guidelines 

• Bikes must have lights on them after sundown
• No refunds for reasons of inclement weather or guests or owners terminating the camping session for any reason
• The owners/managers are not responsible for any direct/consequential/or incidental damages or injury. Campers/visitors are to carry their own insurance to protect against fire, acts of God, freezing, bodily injury, etc. You are camping at your own risk
• ALL VISITORS must report in at the office upon arrival to the campground. A visitor is defined as any person (relative or not) not living in the residence of the campsite guest. All vehicles must have a tag (either the Visitor Pass or the current seasonal sticker) clearly displayed. If discovered by the campground owners, without the campsite renters informing them, there will be a doubling of the visitor fee. 
• Parents are held accountable for their children's (or other minor guests) actions throughout the campground
• Only one camping unit per campsite, plus one tent. Or two tents per site.
• Pool Rules and Fishing Rules are posted on the website and at the office.
• The campground speed limit is 5 miles per hour for all motorized vehicles at all times.
• Quiet hours are 11:00pm to 7:00am Eastern Standard Time (EST). Children must be at their sites by 11pm. Please be respectful of your fellow campers regarding music volume, light intensity, outdoor game noise, voice level, etc.
  • 1st offence: Verbal warning and correction
  • 2nd offence: Potential ejection from the campground
• Pets must be on a leash, inside camper, or within a hub at all times. If the owners/managers feel the pet is a danger to others it will need to be removed from the campground. A copy of the current rabies vaccinations must be filed in the office. Aggressive or non-friendly pets are not welcome at the campground.
  • 1st offence: Verbal warning and correction
  • 2nd offence: Pet will need to be removed from the campground
• Pets are not allowed in the pool area. Do not leave pet unattended outside at your campsite if you leave the campground property.
• The owner(s) of pets must clean up (in a timely fashion) any waste created by the pet.
• Do not walk through others' campsites or be excessively loud. Children should not be walking or riding their bikes through others' sites.
• Moderate alcohol consumption, by those of legal age, should be at your campsite. Alcohol consumption is not permitted at the campground office, restroom/shower building, or the pool. The use of marijuana is illegal in Indiana.
• Be courteous with your use of language. Public profanity will not be tolerated.
• Keep your campsite clean. upon leaving, be sure there is no trash in the fire ring-frequently animals pull it around the campground. Remove your trash to the dumpster. No large items are to be placed in the dumpster, the campground is not your dumping grounds.
• Fires need to be contained in the fire rings on your site. A ban on fires may be put in effect at any time if the owners/county has a burn ban or the winds are high. No burning of anything except wood.
• As per the Indiana health Department, NO dumping of gray or black water onto the ground. If you are not on a full hookup site, all grey and black water must be in an enclosed tote or holding tank. This waste must be emptied at the dumping station.
  • We have a pump out service available for $20 per dump.
• No golfcart/bike use during quiet hours
• The tetherball pole is for playing tetherball, nothing else
• Pick up after yourself and your children, the ground is not a trashcan
• Firepits are for wood and fire starters only (no accelerants may be added after ignition)
• Gas golfcarts are allowed with mufflers
• Golf Carts are to be driven by individuals with a state issued Operators License. They must obey the 5 MPH limit.
• No atvs, 4 wheelers, minibikes, dirt bikes authorized at the site. Parking is available at the office
• Firearms and fireworks are not permitted in campsites. Hand-held sparklers are permitted.
• No use of Indiana illegal drugs
• If grounds are soft at all, golf carts are to be driven on the gravel drives only. If ground hardness permits, they may be driven on the perimeter paths.
• Do not deface, vandalize, or destroy any camper, natural campground elements, and/or campground property
• No off-road vehicles, ATVs, UTVs, Motorized Go-Carts, or similar types of vehicles are allowed. They are to be parked on/off a trailer to the west of the office.
• No trailers are to be parked on campsites for more than the purpose of unloading supplies/food. They are to be parked to the west of the office. Variations of this need to be discussed with the owners.
• No swimming or wading in the ponds.
• Smoking permitted in campsites only. Pick up cigarette butts and put them in garbage when completely extinguished.
• In order to keep the pool clean, street clothes are not permitted in the pool water. A clean t-shirt may be worn if a shower is used prior to entering the water.
• No charging of electric vehicles (EV's) Electric golf carts are allowable, please do not leave plugged in when not in the campground. 
• Do not use the campsites or woods as a toilet. The lawnmower turns it into flying monkey s**t.