Forest Ridge Cabins and Campgrounds

Registration and Arrival Check-In Procedure - RV Check-in time: 3 p.m. - RV Check-out time: 11 a.m. - Please plan your check-in time accordingly. - We do offer early check-ins and late check-outs. - We may not always be able to accommodate this request based on availability. - Must be 21 years old to reserve a cabin. - While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager makes the ultimate decision regarding spot placement. Pool Policy - The pool is open every day during the season, weather permitting. - 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. - Pool is for use by registered overnight guests only. - No lifeguard on duty. - Swim at your own risk. - Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. - No diving. - No jumping. - No running or horseplay in the pool area. - No glass containers in the pool area. - No pets in the pool area. - Adults should not swim alone. - Persons with infections or diseases that may be transmitted by pool water are asked not to use the pool.. - Children in diapers, or those who are incontinent, should always use undergarments designed for swimming pool use. - Patrons should shower before entering the pool area. - Do not swim during severe weather conditions, such as electrical storms or tornadoes. - When the pool is locked, it is for safety reasons. - Do not attempt to access the pool during these times. Dog Park - Play at your own risk! - Dogs must be properly licensed and vaccinated. - Tags must be visible at all times. - Dogs must be leashed when entering and leaving the off-leash areas. - Owners must maintain verbal control at all times and prevent aggressive behavior, biting, fighting, or excessive barking. - Aggressive dogs are not permitted in the park. - Owners are liable for damage or injury inflicted by their dogs. - If your dog gets into a fight, exchange contact information and leave the dog park. - You are responsible for any injury caused by your dog. - Owners must have a visible leash at all times. - Owners must accompany dogs at all times. - Owners must clean up after the dogs. - Bring children at your own risk. - Children under 10 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. - All amenities and equipment are used by dogs only. - Sick dogs, dogs in heat, and puppies under the age of 16 weeks are not permitted. - Pet owners must refill any holes dug by their dog. - Dog owners who fail to comply with the above rules will be prohibited from using the dog park and may be cited by police and animal control officers. ATV Policy - ATVs are welcome on a trailer or in the back of your truck bed. - However, they are not permitted to be used in the campground. (Exception: Tour De Forest) Personal golf carts are prohibited. Fireworks are prohibited. Play area and Game Room - Our game room is open from 10:00 am until 10:00 pm. - Please be respectful of all equipment. - Children must be supervised at all times. - Play at your own risk - Do not climb on top of any playhouses. - Children under the age of 12 must be supervised at all times. - If anyone is seen destroying or abusing equipment, they will be prohibited from using these amenities. - Please return items to their original place. Pet Policy (Cabins) - All of our cabins are dog-friendly with the exception of The Blue Ridge Cabin. - The Blue Ridge is the only cabin that remains “pet-free”, so that we have accommodations to offer our guests with pet allergies. - At this time, we are only able to accommodate dogs. - All other types of pets are not permitted in any of the cabins. - Dogs left in a cabin unattended must be kenneled at all times. - A maximum of two dogs is welcome at the rate of $15/night per dog. - If you bring a pet to a pet-free cabin, you will be required to leave with no refund. - Pets may not be kept outside at pet-free cabins. - Dogs left outside will bark, and we have animals in the area that could make this unsafe for the pet. Pet Policy (Camping) - Your “quiet”, well-behaved dogs are welcome on a leash. - Please clean up after your dogs. - All pets must be current on all vaccines and are not to be left at the campsite unattended. - Dogs bark when their people are gone, so please take your dogs with you. - Our insurance prohibits aggressive dogs in the campground. - Please help us maintain the tranquility of the campground by keeping your dogs from barking. - We enjoy pets, and have several of our own! But, we need to establish a few general policies for the safety and enjoyment of all guests: the furry ones, as well as the non-furry ones. General Rules for Pets - No aggressive pets are permitted at the campground. - If your pet demonstrates any aggressive acts, we reserve the right to require that you leave immediately with no refund. - All pets must be on a leash at all times when not in your cabin, tent, trailer, or our dog park. - This is a safety factor. - If the pet isn’t on a leash, you will be given a warning and may be asked to leave without a refund. - Every effort must be made to keep your pet from barking. - Every dog has the need to say something from time to time, but owners must try to keep barking to a minimum. - Owners must clean up after their pets immediately. Smoking and Vaping - Our cabins are smoke-free and vape-free. - We do provide a container on the covered front porch for your smoking needs outside the cabins. Hot Tubs - All hot tubs are for the private use of the people renting that cabin only. - It is not to be shared by others. - We reserve the right to lock the hot tubs during our quiet time from 10:00 pm to 8:30 am for liability and safety reasons, if we have any concern that you may be disturbing other guests. - For your safety and information, we have a few basic rules for the hot tubs. - The hot tub manufacturers state that anyone who is potentially pregnant, or who has other medical conditions, should not use the hot tub – the elevated water temperature could cause medical complications. - The Health Department and our insurance company advise that children under 12 should not use the hot tub. - The elevated temperature could cause medical complications. - Please wear swimsuits, instead of “street clothes” in the hot tub. - The lints and dyes in street clothes wash out into the water, and clog the filter, making a mess. - For your enjoyment, we recommend that you run your swimsuits through an extra rinse cycle in your washer before you come. - Some detergents do not wash out completely, which could turn your crystal clear hot tub into a soapy mess! - Please take a quick shower before using the hot tub to rinse any lotions, bronzers, and makeup off. - Otherwise, those substances will wash off into the hot tub, causing the water to get murky and unpleasant. - If you have a second swimsuit, we recommend bringing a separate suit to use if you want to swim in the river. - If not, please rinse your suit well between the river and the hot tub so that you don’t introduce river bacteria into the hot tub. - The hot water will cause the bacteria to grow immediately, and your tub will become murky and may develop an odor. - Please restrict the amount of alcohol you consume while using the hot tub. - The effects of alcohol and the hot water could cause medical complications. - Remember that voices travel, especially in the night air, and people tend to talk louder when they are in the hot tub so that they can be heard over the jets. - Please be respectful of your neighbors, and try to keep your voices, music, and laughter!) down, especially after 10:00 p.m. - We reserve the right to lock the hot tubs at any time if we feel there are unsafe conditions, such as excessive use of alcohol, or in any other situation where we feel our property, or your health, may be in danger.