Mystic Valley Campground

Registration and Arrival Check-In Procedure - Check-in: 3:00 p.m. - Check-out: 11:00 a.m. - Our office hours vary slightly depending on the season and day of the week, so if you will be arriving after 8 pm, we ask that you sign the terms and conditions, and we will tape a map to the office door showing you how to get to your site. - Early check-in or out fee is $10.00. - While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement. Electricity - We now have 50-amp sites! - No 50-amp campers will be allowed in the 30-amp sites, please. - No car or vehicle charging allowed if you are not paying for your electricity. - A fee of $20 will be charged for every unauthorized charge. - If you run your AC with your doors or windows left open on a non-metered site, you will be asked to leave. Base Rate - Our base rate for all sites includes two adults and two children under the age of 16 and one vehicle per site. - If you have additional adults or children staying with you, the cost will be an extra $5 per person/per day. - One vehicle may park on-site, and any additional vehicles must park in our overflow parking lot. - RV Sites may only have one RV on the site. - Any additional RVs must be on their own reserved site. - Tents cannot be added to your RV site. - Tent sites may only have one tent on the site. - Any additional tents must be on their own reserved site. Campers/Children/Guests - Campers are responsible for the safety and behavior of their children and their guests at all times. - Our goal is to make everyone's camping experience safe, fun, and relaxing, and we ask for your cooperation. - Children under 9 must always be accompanied by their parents around the park, and all children under the age of 16 must be at their sites by dark. - If your child is riding a bike, a helmet must be worn at all times. - Please make sure your children understand that they may not run, ride, or cut through another camper's site. - We are not responsible for their safety and welfare. - You are solely liable for their behavior and welfare. Guests - Any person who is not named on the initial registration form as a "Registered Camper”, and who has entered the campground, is considered a guest. - All guests must stop in the office, BEFORE entering the campground, and provide us with their name, their license plate number (as per Maine State Law), - It is the responsibility of all Registered Campers to make sure that their guests are aware of this policy and that they follow the rules. - Any Registered Camper who is found to have guests visiting them, who failed to comply with our policy, will have to pay a $10 penalty fee. - Day visitors must leave the campground by 10 pm. - Anyone staying past 10 pm. is considered to be an Overnight Guest, and that fee is $5 per person/per day. - Check out time for Overnight Guests is 11 a.m. - A maximum of 8 people are allowed on a site. - This includes the Registered Campers and their guests. - Should there be a special occasion where more than 8 people will be in attendance, you must contact the office ahead of time to discuss the circumstances, and we will try to accommodate your wishes if at all possible. - Maine State Law requires us to know who is in the campground and on the premises at all times. Thank you! Parties/Gatherings - Gatherings of family and friends are lots of fun, but they must be maintained so as not to be disturbing to your neighboring campsites. - If you are planning to host a party that will include more than 8 people, please contact the office to discuss your plans. Courtesy - Our goal is to have a relaxing and peaceful campground, where everyone can enjoy their time here, so we ask that you please be courteous to your neighbors by always being mindful of your noise volume. - Although Quiet Hours are between 10 p.m. and 8 a.m., we hope that you will always be respectful of others, who may not appreciate your blasting music, screaming children, or barking dogs. - Please be sure that dogs are always on leash and that you pick up after them, whether on your own site or when walking around the campground. - The running of generators is not permitted. - Please do not walk through another campsite. - The use of hateful speech or hateful acts of any kind is absolutely prohibited. - Degrading comments about things such as race, religion, culture, political sides, sexual orientation, gender, or identity will not be tolerated, and you and your party will be asked to leave. Speed Limit - Please do not exceed 5 mph while on the campground property. - Safety is our #1 concern and we have many children and dogs in our park, and both often move in unexpected ways and we don't want anyone to be injured. - If we have to ask you more than once to slow down, you will have to leave your car in the overflow lot and walk into the campground on foot, or you may be asked to leave. Bicycles - According to Maine State Law, any child under the age of 16, must wear a safety helmet while riding a bicycle. - Bicycle riding is not permitted after dark and no jumping or trick riding is allowed. Campfires & Firewood - What is camping without a campfire? But let's keep it safe! - All fires must remain inside your fire pit and may not exceed 3 feet high. - Bonfires are not allowed! - Only firewood and fire starters are allowed to be burned in your fire pit, and you can purchase both at our store. - And we will even deliver your purchase of firewood to your campsite, free of charge! - All fires must always be attended and must be extinguished before retiring for the evening or leaving the site. - Under no circumstances may you cut your own firewood from the campground or adjacent properties. - It is also against Maine State Law to bring in firewood from out of state, so please help us in preventing the spread of disease or infestations by buying wood where you camp. - Please do not use your fire pit as a trash can. - Sign an agreement stating that you understand that a $25 fee will be charged if we have to clean anything, but wood and ash, from your fire pit after you leave. - Your cooperation is greatly appreciated! Quiet Hours - Quiet hours are from 10:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. - The quality of rest and relaxation is important to all campers, so please refrain from loud noises and disturbances during this period. - All stereos, radios, TVs, musical instruments, or other noise-making devices must be turned off during this time and voices kept to a whisper. - You are more than welcome to still enjoy your campfire at quiet time; however, please remember that voices carry, especially at night. - We take complaints of noise seriously, and if we must ask you to quiet down more than once, you will be asked to go inside. - If we receive a complaint after asking you to go inside, you will be made to leave the park. Restrooms & Laundry - Our campground has a bathhouse on the property, and a laundry room located within the back of the bathhouse. - We strive to keep these areas as clean as possible, and we ask for everyone's help in maintaining the cleanliness of these facilities. - If you find that a bathroom or the laundry needs our attention, please let us know so we can take immediate action to rectify the situation. - Dish washing is prohibited in the restrooms for sanitary reasons; however, we have an outdoor Kamp kitchen located on the side of the bathhouse. - Our coin op washer and dryer are available in the bathhouse. - Quarters are required. Laundry soap is also sold in the store. Drugs & Illegal Activity - The use of any type of non-prescription, illegal drug is strictly prohibited here at the campground, and any illegal activity will not be tolerated. - Any such violations will result in immediate eviction, without refund of your site fees, and removal of your personal effects. - The authorities will be notified. - Marijuana is legal in the State of Maine. - We ask that you smoke at your site or a site you are visiting with permission only, please. Firearms & Fireworks - The use or display of firearms, air guns, paintball guns, fireworks, explosives or any type of weapon is strictly prohibited. - Violation of this rule will result in immediate eviction, without refund of your site fees, and removal of your personal effects. - The authorities will be notified. - Golf carts may only be used by our seasonal guests. - Anyone with a disability who needs to use a golf cart to get around the campground should contact our office prior to arrival. Pets - Pets are welcome, but are required to be kept on leash at all times. - There is a maximum of two pets allowed per site. - All pets must have current Rabies shots and required licenses. - Visitors may not bring their pets. Pet waste must be picked up immediately. - If we must pick up your pet's waste, a $20 fee will be imposed. - If a second offense occurs, you will be asked to leave the premises, with all your personal effects, without refund. - Pets are not allowed in the store, the pavilion, or any playground area, camper or cabin rentals, or the glamping tents. - They are not allowed to roam freely at any time. - Pets are not to be left unattended at your campsite or in your camper at any time. Trash & Recycling - We have a large trash receptacle as you exit the park. - Cameras are in use to monitor the disposal of trash by our campers, and only household trash that is generated while here at the campground may be deposited in these receptacles. Personal Property - All personal property, brought into the campground, is at the Registered Camper's risk, and the campground owners shall bear no responsibility for the damage, loss, or theft of such property. - All campers assume the responsibility of maintaining proper insurance on their camper & personal property. - We are not responsible for any damage to any camper or personal property, for any reason, including an act of God (i.e., wind, lightning, hail, fallen branches, trees, etc.), accident, fire, or vandalism. Campground Disclaimer - The use of any equipment or facilities of the campground by any person is at that person's risk. - The Registered Camper agrees to indemnify and hold the campground owners harmless from any loss, cost, or damage incurred by him/her as a result of the activities of the Registered Camper, his family members, invitees and guests.