Registrations and Arrival Check-In Procedure - Check-in: 2 PM. - Check-out: 11 AM. - While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the onsite manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement. Quiet Hours & Noise - Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. - Excessive noise, shouting, loud music, generators, radios, televisions, stereos, disruptive behavior, or other disturbing noises are prohibited at all times. - Campers must respect the rights of others to enjoy the campground peacefully. Occupancy - This service grants the Camper a revocable license to use an assigned campsite for recreational purposes only and does not create a tenancy, leasehold, residential occupancy, possessory interest, or landlord-tenant relationship. - The Camper is not a renter, and this is not a lease of real estate. - Use is limited to the reservation dates and any approved adjustments. - Residential occupancy is prohibited. - The license may be revoked for rule violations or unsafe conditions. - No guarantee is made regarding specific campsite numbers or campground opening and closing dates. - This service applies only to the registered Camper and assigned campsite. - Campground reserves the right to modify these terms at any time. Deposits & Payments - A deposit is required at the time of reservation and shall be the greater of the first night's stay plus tax or 100% of all nights' stay plus tax. - The deposit reserves the campsite until 30 days prior to arrival. - Thirty days prior to arrival, the remaining unpaid balance plus tax is due. - Reservations made less than 30 days prior to arrival require full payment at the time of booking. - Full payment is due upon arrival. - The Camping Rate consists of the Base Camping Fee and any Additional Fees. - The Base Camping Fee is the rate confirmed at the time of reservation and includes campground admission, use of amenities, and 2 adults aged 21 or older with their unmarried children age 17 and under. - Some campground activities may require additional fees. - Consecutive bookings are not eligible for repricing or higher-level promotions. - Additional fees may include default charges, cleanup charges, dumpster charges, damages, and other incurred costs. - Campground may charge the credit card on file for all amounts due. - Payments may be made by credit card in person, online, or through arrangements with the campground. - Cash payments are not accepted and may not be mailed to the campground. - Campers are responsible for making payments on time. Credit/Debit Card Authorization - Campers authorize automatic charges to their credit or debit card for all camping charges and fees due. - This authorization remains effective while any balance is owed. - Campers must provide updated card information when changes occur. - Failure to make timely payments may result in late fees, default charges, and other remedies. - Chargeback, dispute, or transaction dispute fees may apply. - Authorized charges are non-disputable to the fullest extent permitted by law. Utilities & Wi-Fi Policy - Electrical hookups and meters are provided at each campsite, and Campers must provide their own connection from the recreational vehicle to the power pedestal. - Excessive electrical usage exceeding 20 kWh per day may result in additional charges. - Water conservation is required, and wasting water is a violation of campground rules. - Watering devices should be connected to deduct meters or water bibs whenever possible. - Wi-Fi is not included in the camping rate and may be available as a courtesy or through paid subscriptions where offered. - No guarantee is made regarding Wi-Fi availability, speed, reliability, or quality. Health & Safety - Campground safety measures are provided for campers, visitors, and staff. - There is an inherent risk of exposure to contagious diseases and other hazards in public places. - All posted signs, warnings, and safety instructions must be followed. - Entry into the Campground constitutes voluntary assumption of all risks. - Campers should inquire with management regarding current safety limitations. Campsite Rules - Only the approved and registered campsite may be used by the Camper. - Site registration includes one RV and one tow vehicle unless otherwise approved. - Additional occupants, vehicles, boats, trailers, or camping entities may incur fees and may not be permitted. - Campsites must be kept neat, clean, and free of garbage, trash, and prohibited storage items. - All waste must be disposed of properly in designated locations. - Portable canvas screen rooms, unauthorized decking, satellite dishes, decorations, exterior improvements, permanent structures, sheds, and additions are prohibited without prior written approval. - Wheels may not be removed from vehicles. - Park Models may not be skirted without approval, and only approved breakaway skirting may be used. - - Utility connections must remain easily disconnectable, and permanent wiring or connections are prohibited. - Do not damage trees, landscaping, utility hookups, campground property, or campsite improvements. - Campsites may be inspected by management for compliance. - Consult campground management regarding approved disposal methods for ashes, grease, water, food waste, and similar materials. Speed Limit & Vehicles - A 5 MPH speed limit is strictly enforced. - All traffic signs, one-way roads, and vehicle restrictions must be obeyed. - Drivers must be at least 16 years old, possess a valid driver's license, and maintain required insurance. - Vehicles must be registered with the campground office, insured, safely operated, and parked only in designated areas. - Golf carts must be operated only by licensed drivers and must be privately insured with documentation on file. - ATVs, dirt bikes, mini bikes, unregistered motorized vehicles, and other prohibited vehicles are not permitted. - Gas-powered vehicles must be properly muffled. - Vehicle repairs requiring disassembly are prohibited. - Vehicle privileges may be revoked for violations. - RVs and campers are not permitted on the Taconic State Parkway. Pet Policy - Pets, including dogs and cats, are welcome at campsites, and select lodging units may allow pets for an additional fee with advance notification during reservation. - Service animals are permitted in all areas as required by law, are not considered pets, and are exempt from pet fees and pet restrictions; emotional support and companion animals are subject to the pet policy. - A maximum of 2 household pets are allowed per campsite. - Exotic animals, livestock, poultry, reptiles, insects, and any dangerous, aggressive, vicious, venomous, poisonous, or unruly pets are prohibited. - All pets must be registered with the office, wear owner identification, and have current vaccination records available upon request. - Pets must be kept inside the RV or on a non-electric leash no longer than 6 feet and under the owner's control at all times when outside. - Pets may not be left unattended, tied outside, or allowed to roam freely. - Children walking pets must be able to safely control them. - Pet abuse is prohibited, and management may revoke pet privileges at its discretion. Pet Policy - Restricted Areas - Pets are not allowed in campground buildings, restaurants, bars, pool areas, playgrounds, or other designated restricted areas. Pet Behavior - Pets must not disturb, threaten, or create a nuisance for other guests. - Excessive barking, aggressive behavior, unsafe conduct, or any behavior that interferes with other campers is prohibited. - Management may refuse, remove, or require the immediate removal of any pet that is disruptive, dangerous, aggressive, or otherwise unsuitable. - Loose or uncontrolled pets may be removed by animal control authorities. Pet Owner Responsibility - Pet owners are fully responsible for controlling their pets and for any damage, injury, loss, or disturbance caused by them. - The campground is not responsible for injuries, damages, or disputes involving pets. Pet Waste & Cleanliness - Pet owners must immediately clean up and properly dispose of pet waste in designated trash receptacles. - Owners are responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of their campsite and any area used by their pets. Pet Fees & Charges - Additional pet fees may apply. - Pet damage, waste clean-up, nuisance, or repair charges may be assessed based on the occurrence or severity of the incident. Pool Policy - Pool hours are 9:00 AM until dusk. - Swimming is at the user's own risk, and no lifeguards are on duty. - A swimming waiver may be required and must be on file when applicable. - Children must be supervised at all times. - Anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult, and children under 12 require supervision by an adult age 21 or older. - No swimming after dark. - Posted pool and Aqua Park rules must be followed. - No glass containers, running, roughhousing, horseplay, smoking, dunking, or pushing are permitted in pool areas. - Failure to follow rules may result in loss of swimming or Aqua Park privileges. - Aqua Park access, if available, requires an Aqua Pass. Visitors Policy - All visitors must register with the office before each visit. - Visitor fees, Visitor Passes, Parking Passes, and other requirements may apply. - Visitors are permitted only during visiting hours from 9:00 AM to 11:00 PM unless approved for an overnight stay. - Visitors with vehicles must obtain and display a parking pass and park only in designated areas. - Visitors over age 18 must obtain a Visitor Pass. - A registered adult Camper must be present for visitors. - Overnight visitors must stay inside the camping unit. - Tents occupied by adults are considered separate camping entities and must register at the applicable camping rate. - Registered Campers are responsible for the conduct, compliance, and actions of all visitors and guests. - Visitors must comply with all campground rules. Campfires, Firewood, Fireworks & Weapons - Campfires are permitted only in designated fire rings or fire pits and may not be moved. - Campfires must be attended at all times and fully extinguished before leaving the site, going to bed, or leaving them unattended. - Fires must be maintained at a safe and reasonable size. - Burn only approved firewood; burning trash, furniture, plastics, cans, or other prohibited materials is not allowed. - Firewood must be stored neatly at least 10 feet from fire rings and may not be stacked against trees or electrical pedestals. - Outside firewood originating more than 50 miles away is prohibited. - Campfires may be restricted by weather conditions, burn bans, or government orders. - Children must be supervised around campfires. - Hot ashes or coals may not be placed on the ground or in dumpsters. - Every campsite must maintain an accessible, fully charged fire extinguisher. - Fireworks of any kind, including sparklers, firecrackers, and Roman candles, are prohibited. - Violations may result in fines, loss of privileges, ejection, or forfeiture of payments. - Firearms and weapons are prohibited except where lawful possession is permitted by applicable law. - Any lawfully possessed firearm must remain unloaded, secured, and may not be brandished or handled on campground property. Garbage, Recycling & Trash Removal - All garbage and trash must be disposed of in designated dumpsters or collection areas. - Recyclable materials must be placed in designated recycling locations. - Campers are responsible for arranging and paying for disposal of large, bulky, heavy, or prohibited items. - Improper disposal may result in fees and charges. Restrooms And Showers - Restrooms and showers must be kept clean, and users must clean up after themselves. - Washing pets, dishes, laundry, recreational equipment, or similar items in restroom or shower facilities is prohibited. - Hair dye and clothing dye may not be used in bathrooms, bathhouses, or laundry rooms. Recreational Activities & Facilities - Recreational activities and facilities involve inherent risks and are used at the participant's own risk. - Campers must follow all posted warnings, instructions, and facility rules. - Campers are responsible for maintaining control of themselves, their children, pets, equipment, and visitors. - Activities that endanger others are prohibited. - Recreation facilities are available on a first-come, first-served basis unless otherwise designated. - Fees, deposits, reservations, or rental requirements may apply. - Facilities must be left clean, orderly, and undamaged. - Campers are responsible for damages they cause and for ensuring visitors comply with facility rules. - Facility use must not disturb other campers. Wildlife And Safety - Do not feed, approach, provoke, pet, or otherwise interfere with wildlife. - Keep food and garbage secured in sealed containers whenever possible. - Do not litter. - Report injured or sick wildlife to campground staff. - Remain aware of your surroundings and provide wildlife with adequate space. Camping Etiquette & Conduct - Campground reserves the right to select its clientele and visitors. - Campers, guests, and visitors must behave respectfully and may not create nuisances or interfere with others' enjoyment of the campground. - Vulgar language, socially unacceptable behavior, illegal activities, disorderly conduct, excessive intoxication, and drug-related violations are prohibited. - Children must be supervised by a responsible adult at all times. - No bicycle riding after dark without proper lights. - Violations may result in removal from the campground and forfeiture of payments. Advertising, Signs & Business Activities - Advertising, soliciting, distributing handbills, commercial activities, or displaying signs requires prior written permission from the Campground Manager. - Permission must be renewed annually and is not transferable. - Political, offensive, or otherwise prohibited signs are not permitted. - Campground may prohibit any sign at its discretion. Mail Delivery - Outgoing mail may be placed in designated mail collection areas. - Campground may forward mail after departure but is not required to do so. - Campers may not use the Campground Manager or campground as their legal address. - Campground assumes no responsibility for mail delivery or forwarding. RV Storage - Off-season vehicle storage may be available through separate arrangements. - Storage is not included in campsite fees. Children & Conduct - Parents and guardians are responsible for the safety, supervision, conduct, and damages caused by their children. - Campers are responsible for visiting children and guests on their site. - Photo, Video, And Testimonial Release - Campers grant the Campground permission to use names, images, likenesses, testimonials, voices, videos, photographs, and artwork for advertising and promotional purposes in any media worldwide and in perpetuity. - No compensation or additional approval is required for such use. Communications Authorization - Campers authorize the Campground and its affiliates to communicate regarding their account by email, telephone, social media, prerecorded messages, automated dialing systems, and text messages. - Standard messaging and calling charges may apply. Right Of Entry - Campground management may enter campsites for maintenance, repairs, inspections, emergencies, or other authorized purposes. - Reasonable efforts will be made to minimize inconvenience when possible. - Removal, Abandonment, Defaults & Remedies - Campground may require a Camper to leave at any time for violations, disturbances, safety concerns, defaults, or other authorized reasons. - Campers may remain responsible for charges through the scheduled term, and refunds are at management's discretion. - Failure to pay fees, remove property, clean up waste, or comply with campground rules constitutes default. - Campers must remove camping units and personal property when required. - Property left after departure may be considered abandoned and may be removed, stored, sold, or otherwise disposed of according to applicable law. - Cleanup fees, damage charges, lost income, legal costs, expenses, attorney fees, and other amounts due may be charged to the Camper. - Liability, Assumption Of Risk & Indemnification - Campers assume responsibility for risks associated with campground use and accept campsites in their existing condition. - Campers are responsible for injuries, damages, theft, losses, and claims arising from their actions or those of their family members, children, guests, pets, or visitors. - Campers shall indemnify and hold the Campground harmless from related claims, damages, expenses, liabilities, and attorney fees. - Damage assessment and repair costs may be charged to the Camper. - Indemnification obligations survive termination of the stay. - Force Majeure & Emergency Conditions - Force Majeure includes events beyond reasonable control, including natural disasters, government actions, terrorism, riots, epidemics, pandemics, storms, floods, fires, earthquakes, landslides, washouts, lightning, hurricanes, and explosions. - Obligations prevented by Force Majeure are suspended only while the event prevents performance. - Following emergencies or disasters, campers must assume hazards may exist even if unmarked. - Entering damaged areas, approaching debris, utility infrastructure, or downed power lines is prohibited. - Campers must remain at least 50 feet from utility infrastructure and comply with all instructions from emergency personnel and campground management. - Hazard restrictions remain in effect until management determines conditions are safe.