Wilderness Campground

Registration and Arrival Procedure - Campsite Check-in Time: 2:00 pm-10:00 pm. - Campsite Check-Out Time: 12:00 pm. - Cabin Check-in: 4:00 pm (after). - Cabin Check-out: 11:00 am. - Arrivals after 10:00 pm may dry camp in disc-golf overflow parking. - Early arrival may be available; contact the office to verify that the site/cabin is ready. - No early arrival fee. - Late departure is not available for cabin rentals. - While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement. Reservation Policies - 2-night minimum to make reservations. - 3-night minimum to make reservations for holiday weekends. - Full deposit required on 3 nights or less. - Individuals must be 21 years old or older to reserve a site or cabin. Speed Limit - 5 MPH throughout the campground. - It is strictly enforced. Trash Pick-Up - Leave trash tied and bagged by the road by 4:00 pm for pick-up. - Do not leave trash out overnight, as we have wildlife that will make a mess. - If trash is left out overnight,t the guest is responsible for picking it up. Campsite - Assigned to one family (2 adults and children 17 & under). - One camping unit per site. - A camping unit is defined as a tent, travel trailer, pop-up, fifth wheel, etc. - Maximum of (2) vehicles on campsites, (1) vehicle on rental cabin sites. - An extra tent may be set up for a one-time $30 fee. Site Etiquette - No walking through other campers’ sites. - Trespassing on neighboring land off the perimeter of the campground property is not permitted. Campfires - Are permitted unless otherwise advised. - Campfires must always be attended and extinguished before retiring for the evening. - Be sure to completely douse out the fire with water. Visitors - Must register in the office (day, night, or swim). - $10 for adults, $5 for children (age 3-17), and $5 for dogs. - There is no charge for children 2 and under. Children - Should be under parental supervision at all times. - Curfew for children 17 & under is 10:00 pm unless they are under parental supervision. - All unsupervised children must be at their designated site. Playground - Playground equipment is off limits after dark. Quiet Hours - Sunday - Thursday begin at 10:00 pm. - Friday & Saturday begin at 11:00 pm. - This does not mean you have to stop having fun. - Keep the noise level down to avoid waking or disturbing other campers. - Any noise other than guests' own voices (this includes radios, boomboxes, Bluetooth speakers, outdoor movies, etc.) should be turned off at this time. - Quiet hours are strictly enforced. Firearms or firecrackers - Firearms or firecrackers of any kind are not permitted in the park. - No exceptions. Bicycles - They are not allowed after dusk. - This is to ensure everyone’s safety. - No electric bikes or scooters permitted, except for mobility scooters. Golf Carts, ATVs/UTVs, Battery Powered Bikes, Skateboards, etc - They are not allowed to be used/driven through the campground at any time. - Golf carts and ATVs/UTVs are allowed only for employee use. Swimming - It is not permitted in Bonnie Lake & S’more Pond after dusk. - The pool hours are posted at the pool. Firewood - No carry-in firewood. - Guests are only permitted to burn firewood purchased at the campground, which is USDA-certified and bug-free, to help prevent the spread of pests and tree diseases that can damage and kill our trees. Tree and Property Protection - No cutting or destruction of any trees is allowed. - Nails should not be used on trees. - Any damage or vandalism to any campground property will result in a minimum $500 fee. Smoking/Vaping - Absolutely no smoking/vaping in any rental unit. - A minimum fee of $250.00 will be charged if smoking/vaping is detected. Pet Policies - We welcome you to bring your pet with you. - The following simple rules must be followed to make everyone's camping experience pleasant. - We do have a dog park. Ask for directions when you check in. - Pets must be kept on a leash and controlled at all times. - If a pet is off of the owner’s campsite, the leash must be no longer than 6 ft. - While on the campsite, the pet must be restrained with a leash in a manner not to exceed 20 ft in diameter or come within 6 ft of any roadway. - Pet waste must be picked up and properly disposed of immediately. - There are pet stations throughout the campground. - Pets are not allowed in any buildings, playgrounds, nor are they allowed in or on any swimming areas or beaches. - Pet fences and/or pens on campsites are allowed. - Pets must be supervised and under control at all times. - Pets cannot be left unattended outside or in a tent. - Pets must be supervised and under control at all times. - Excessive barking will not be tolerated. - Pet noise must also follow the rules for quiet hours. - If a pet bites a person or another animal the campground office must be notified immediately and the local Sheriff’s Department must be called. It is mandatory to report all dog bites. - It is recommended to keep a copy of pets’ rabies vaccine at the owner’s camper. - There is a zero tolerance policy for aggressive behavior. - One incident will result in the pet being removed from the campsite for the duration of the owner's stay. - There will be 1 warning given about violation of pet rules, the next offense will result in the pet needing to be removed from the campground for the remainder of the owner’s stay. - Helpful reminder, leash your pet before exiting your vehicle or camper. - This simple step can help prevent unexpected incidents and ensure a safe environment for everyone. - No pets in or on rental units. - Pets allowed in pet-friendly units: B4, D71, E17. Mobility Accommodation Notice - At Wilderness Campground, we are committed to providing an inclusive and accessible experience for all of our guests. - Our standard policy restricts the use of motorized vehicles, including e-bikes, on campground property to ensure guest safety and preserve the natural environment. - However, we recognize that guests with mobility-related disabilities may require the use of an electric bicycle or similar device. Requesting an Accommodation - If you have a disability that substantially limits your mobility and requires the use of an e-bike for access, we kindly ask that you provide brief documentation from a medical or licensed professional. - This documentation should confirm that, you have a disability as defined under the ADA, the use of the e-bike is necessary for your mobility or access while at the campground. - We do not require disclosure of your specific diagnosis or detailed medical history. - All disability-related information will be kept confidential.