1. Check In/Check Out. Check-in time is 3pm. Check-out time is noon.
2. Weekend Golf Cart Fee. Weekend golf carts are allowed for a $5 fee per cart per 3 days. Please visit the office to obtain registration. You or your minor child must be 16 years or older to drive a golf cart onsite and have a valid driver's license.
3. People Per Site. 2 adults and up to 4 minor children are included in the base site fee. (Additional children are $5 each per night.) Adults are completely responsible for their children, pets, and any guests. Additional adults are permitted for a fee of $10 each per night. The maximum number of campers permitted on a site at one time is eight (8).
4. The Map. The online map reflects the current sites offered by the Campground for online booking. There may be additional sites, which are adjacent to your camp site, that are not shown as available for online booking which are reserved for seasonal guests of the Campground.
5. Short Term Pet Fee. Short term campers may bring pets for a fee of $5 per animal per night.
6. No Warranty As To Primitive Electric. We cannot guarantee the strength of the amperage for primitive electric sites. Generally, primitive electric sites will power a few small appliances using standard 110 household plugs, but may not be able to provide power to air conditioning units or other uses that require more amperage, especially during times when the primitive electric sites are near full.

1. Pavilion: $200 ($150 for seasonal campers)
2. Picnic Shelter: $200 ($150 for seasonal campers)
3. Activity Center: $250 ($200 for seasonal campers)

1. Do not use foul, lewd, or vulgar language in public.
2. Do not play music that has foul, lewd, or vulgar language in public.
3. Do not display in any format whatsoever any flag that represents politics or political topics, including but not limited to the Confederate flag, political candidate flags, or political causes, regardless of the viewpoint. (However, the United States flag, the Ohio flag, any Armed Services flags, Sports and College Team flags are allowed.) This rule applies only to flags.
4. Do not possess or use drugs that are illegal for you to possess under Ohio law.
5. No gang or bike club "colors" or "vests" are to be worn or displayed at any time.
6. No fighting. Physical altercations between campers will be reported to law enforcement and are subject to action by the campground, including, but not limited to, eviction.
7. No theft. If you steal something from another camper, you will be evicted.

1. Sites shall be kept orderly, neat, clean, and free of litter. All units must be kept in good repair. You must immediately replace and repair any unsightly damage to your RV. This includes, broken windows, peeling paint, dirty exterior. If you have an air conditioning window unit, it must be supported by brackets on the outside of the camping vehicle. The Campground may conduct site inspections to confirm your adherence to the rules at its discretion.
2. The potable water hose from the camper to the hydrant must be white or blue in color (or white with a blue stripe). All sewer connections must have a rubber sewer collar placed on the sewer hose to contain the odor and splash. All propane tanks must be secured (as required by Marion Health Department.) Any propane tanks larger than 100lbs must be approved in writing by the Campground.
3. Sites are to be used for recreational purposes only. You are not permitted to conduct business from your site, unless you are assisting the Campground and have the Campground's written permission. The Campground reserves the right to revoke such permission at any time.
4. All firewood must be in racks at least 8 inches off the ground. Fire rings must be a safe distance from campers, vehicles, or other flammable items.
5. When leaving the campground for an extended period of time, seasonal campers must shut off the electric and water and unplug the camper. Water hydrant must be in the off position and the hose disconnected. Your sewer hose must be out. You must replace the cap on the sewer line for the winter.
6. Sites must be spaced as follows: Not less than 15 feet between camping units and not less than 10 feet between the ends of the units. The addition of sheds, decks, canopies, cement, or any alteration that cannot be quickly removed must first obtain written consent from the Campground. Any alteration must not prevent your camper from being pulled off of the site. You must maintain enough room on your site to park your vehicle. You may not physically attach any alteration items to your camper.
7. You must keep the area clear within 5 feet of the electric pedestal and the water spigot.
8. You must pay your electric bill in a timely manner. Bills are due by the 15th of each month for the electric usage in the prior month. Failure to pay the electric bill within 30 days of receiving the invoice will result in a 20% late fee that will be charged each month.
9. You are permitted to have a camper and one tent on the same site.
10. At least one seasonal camper who is an adult on the contract must be present when any guests of the camper are at the Campground. For the sake of clarity, this means that even children who are age 18 or older, but are not one of the two adults listed on the contract, are not permitted to be at the Campground without one of the two authorized adults present.
11. If you have a golf cart, you must follow the golf cart rules and have your cart inspected once at the beginning of the camping season.
12. In the event that a governmental agency conducts an inspection and determines that your camp site is not in compliance, you must take all steps within your control necessary to make your camp site compliant.
13. You must not host any competing events at your lot that during times when Campground events are planned.
14. The maximum number of sites that a seasonal camper can lease is two (2).
15. Any guests of seasonal campers must pay the applicable fee.
16. Incidents of physical violence or threats of physical violence between campers may result in the expulsion of one or both campers at the sole discretion of the Campground, regardless of whether the physical violence or threat of physical violence occurred on Campground property. If the Campground believes in good faith that there is any physical violence or threat of physical violence that may result in future violence at the Campground, the Campground may take any lawful action that it deems necessary, including, but not limited to, eviction.

1. PASSES. There are no refunds available for any type of Pass.
   1. CAR PASSES
      1. A Seasonal Car Pass is issued to each of the 2 adults who are authorized to be at the site at no charge. There is a $10 fee for replacement seasonal car passes.
      2. A Youth Car Pass may be purchased for $10 for the vehicle of a seasonal camper's child between the ages of 16 and 22. For adult children of campers who are age 23 or older, either a day pass or seasonal family pass must be purchased. The Youth Car Pass holder must reside at home with his or her parents and share the same home address. The replacement cost is $5 for a youth card.
   2. GUEST PASSES WITH CHECK IN-REQUIRED/NO GATE CARD
      1. An Individual Day Pass may be purchased for $5 per day for any individual who is not listed at the site. The Day Pass does not include overnight stays. Day Passes are not required for children age 5 and younger. The cost of a Day Pass may be more for special events. Day passes are good from 8am until 11pm.
      2. An Overnight Pass may be purchased for $10 per night for any individual who is not listed at the site. Guest passes are not required for children age 5 and younger. Overnight passes expire at noon the following day.
      3. A Senior Dinner Pass is available for parents or grandparents of seasonal campers who are age 65 or older at no charge. A Dinner Pass does not permit the holder to use any of the facilities of the Campground (other than the Restrooms). A Day Pass would be required for facilities usage. The Dinner Pass permits the holder to visit the seasonal camper's site between the hours of 1pm and 9pm.
      4. Active Duty Military Pass is available for children or parents of seasonal campers in good standing who are home from active duty in the military and permits the holder to be on site at the Campground anytime their parent or child who is a seasonal camper in good standing is present at the Campground.
      5. A Grandchild Pass is available for grandchildren of seasonal campers in good standing. The cost is $25 per grandchild who is present at the Campground at one time. For example, if you have 5 grandchildren and have 3 Grandchild Passes, you can have up to 3 grandchildren visit at one time without paying the daily rate. If you wanted to have all 5 grandchildren present at once, you could just pay the day rate for the extra children or buy additional Grandchild Passes if you think there will be more times in the season when you have all 5 grandchildren present at once.
   3. GUEST PASSES WITH NO CHECK-IN REQUIRED/GATE CARD PROVIDED
      1. A Family Day Pass may be purchased for an adult child of a seasonal camper, their spouse, and his/her minor children, or for parents of campers for $100. You must be present at the Campground when your visiting family is present. People with a Family Day Pass are not permitted to be in the Campground without an authorized camper. Even if you have a Family Day Pass, you must still pay an additional $10 per person per night to stay overnight at the Campground (unless you have a Family Day/Night Pass). You must leave the campground by 11pm for a Family Day Pass.
      2. A Seasonal Family Day/Night Pass may be purchased for $200 and provides the same rights as the Family Day pass, plus the right to stay at the campground overnight for parents or adult children of seasonal campers.
      3. A Seasonal Non-Family Guest Pass may be purchased for a maximum of 2 guests per lot per season. (If you have 2 lots, you are permitted to have up to 4 Seasonal Guest Passes per season.) A Seasonal Non-Family Guest Pass allows your guests to have a gate pass to enter the campground without visiting the office and checking in or paying a per visit fee. A Day Only Seasonal Non-Family Guest Pass is $100 per person and requires that the guest to depart by 11pm. A Day/Night Non-Family Seasonal Guest Pass is $200 per person and allows the guest to be on site at any time you, the registered seasonal camper, are onsite. You must be present at the Campground when your Seasonal Guest Pass holders visit. The Campground will revoke the Seasonal Non-Family Guest Pass (with no refunds) if: 1) you are not present when your Seasonal Non-Family Guest Pass holders are present, 2) the Non-Family Seasonal Guest Pass holder transfers the pass to someone else who uses it to enter the gate, 3) you notify the Campground that you would like to terminate the Non-Family Seasonal Guest Pass privileges, 4) the Campground determines that the Non-Family Seasonal Guest Pass holder has violated the rules of the Campground and, in the sole discretion of the Campground, should no longer be permitted to have Seasonal Guest Pass privileges, 5) the seasonal camper associated with the Seasonal Non-Family Guest Pass holder sells their lot(s) or is evicted, or 6) the Non-Family Seasonal Guest Pass holder uses the pass to allow an unapproved/non-paying guest in to the Campground without first checking in at the Office. These passes are per person (not per family). They are not transferable under any circumstance.
   4. STORAGE PASSES FOR TRAILERS, BOATS, ETC. All storage passes must park in the locations designated by the Campground.
      Short Term Campers: Short-term campers (non-seasonal campers) must pay a fee of $5 per day per boat or trailer and must be parked in the designated area. Seasonal Camper In/Out Storage Pass: Seasonal campers may purchase a Seasonal Camper In/Out Storage Pass for $50 per season, which allows the seasonal camper to bring the trailer or boat, for a period of not more than 3 consecutive days. After 3 days of being present in a row, the Seasonal Camper will be charged with a Monthly Storage Rate of $45 for each month that the 3 day period is exceeded. Seasonal Monthly Storage Pass: Seasonal campers may purchase a Seasonal Monthly Storage Pass for $45 per month, which allows the seasonal camper to store their trailer or boat for an unlimited amount of time during the season.
2. FEES
   1. A Return Check Fee will be charged to you in the same amount that the Campground is charged by the bank.
   2. A Lot Change Fee of $50 will be charged to you the first time you change lots during the season. You will be charged $150 for each additional lot change.
   3. Unregistered Golf Cart Fee of $25 per week for every week that a camper has a golf cart that is not registered. The fees begin to accrue immediately for short-term campers, and seven (7) days after notice of the unregistered golf cart has been provided to the seasonal camper. (A separate notice is not required for each week if there are multiple weeks.)
   4. New Gate Scan Card Replacement Fee. Scan cards that are lost by seasonal campers can be replaced for a fee of $15 per card. If the card stops working, there is no fee to have it replaced or fixed.

1. Any crimes of violence (domestic or otherwise) in the last 10 years,
2. Vandalism/Burglary/Theft/Fraud within the last 10 years,
3. Murder, manslaughter, or rape at any time ever, or
4. Any crime against children of any type ever

• Once accepted as a seasonal camper, you must continue to not be convicted of any crimes of violence or any crime against children of any type ever to continue to be a seasonal camper at the Campground.

The rules for determining the priority of the waiting list are as follows:

1. The Campground and its owners have first priority over all lots.
2. Neighboring lot expansions for existing seasonal campers. So long as you are a seasonal camper in good standing and have followed the rules and regulations of the Campground, if there is an adjoining lot that has become available which neighbors your current lot and you are on the waiting list for the lot that has become available, you will have the first opportunity to rent the lot, even if someone else was on the waiting list longer than you. If there are two adjoining seasonal campers who have interest in the same lot, whoever was on the waiting list first receives priority.
3. Lot changes for existing seasonal campers. Seasonal campers must respond to communications from the Campground in writing (email or text) within 3 days regarding lot changes, after which time, the lot will be offered to the next person on the list. The seasonal camper’s place in line on the change list will remain unchanged if they fail to respond within 3 days. If a seasonal camper decides to move to the offered lot, they must 1) move to the new site within 7 days of acceptance in writing, 2) clean up your old site and have it prepared for another camper to move in, 3) pay the applicable fee, and 4) sign the Camper Change Acknowledgement document in the office. Failure to do all of the above will result in the change offer being revoked or other action taken on the part of the Campground.
   1. So long as you are a seasonal camper in good standing and have followed the rules and regulations of the Campground, if you are on the waiting list for a non-adjoining lot and wish to move to another lot, you will have priority after lot expansions for seasonal campers. Seasonal campers who move from one site to two different neighboring sites are considered as lot changes, not neighboring expansions. The priority for the same lot is based on the length of uninterrupted time on the waiting list.
   2. Regardless of the time when the camper is moved (even if the camper is moved at the end of the season or start of the next season), there is a $50 fee for the first move and a $150 fee for each additional move. There is no charge for the first move if you move your camper on your own without requiring the assistance of the Campground. The $150 charge for additional moves must be paid even if you move your own camper.
   3. Sheds, decks, and other structures will not be moved by the Campground and are not included in the change fee. However, you may ask other campers, including Campground representatives, if they are willing to assist you for a fee, or you may move it yourself once approved. The lot change fee must be paid prior to the camper being moved, but is not required to be paid to be on the change request list.
   4. If you wish to change your lot for the next season, you must provide your lot change request by no later than September 15th of the prior season. Once you move to a different lot, you are not permitted to move to another lot until April 15th of the next season. Prior to moving your camper, you must obtain the Campground's approval, sign an acknowledgement regarding these lot change rules, and pay the applicable lot change fee. (See Camper Lot Change Acknowledgement below).
4. Prospective seasonal campers in the order they signed up for the waiting list. Prospective seasonal campers will be granted opportunities to rent lots based on their uninterrupted time on the waiting list and compliance with waiting list policies and payments. Effective September 13, 2022, seasonal campers must pass a criminal background check prior to being permitted to sign a seasonal contract.

1. The Campground will not recognize any attempted transfers of lots unless these rules are followed. If you sell your camping vehicle without having the transaction approved by the Campground, the lot will not accompany the vehicle and both you and your prospective buyer will be evicted.
2. Camping vehicle sales must be approved by the Campground by September 1st for the purchaser to be guaranteed to retain the same lot for the following season. In the event that a camping vehicle sale is completed after September 1st, the lot, if not renewed by the current tenant, may be transferred to the next person in line on the current seasonal camper change waiting list. You are free to sell your camping vehicle to anyone you would like to sell it to. However, if you intend for your lot to accompany the camping vehicle (either for the current season or for the next season), you must obtain written approval from the Campground.
3. Prior to the lot transfer being approved by the Campground, the Campground must complete an inspection of the camping vehicle at issue to confirm that the Campground will allow a new owner to continue to use the same Camper and rent the lot for the next year.
4. Prior to the lot transfer being approved by the Campground, the Campground must run a criminal background check on the prospective buyer, which passes to the satisfaction of the Campground, in its sole discretion.
5. You cannot sell the rights to your lot if no camping vehicle is involved in the sale (for example, if you have a second lot with no camper on it). However, there is an exception to this rule for campers who wish to transfer a 2nd lot only to a child who has been on the parents' lease in the past and is now over age 18.
6. The purchaser of a camping vehicle from a seasonal camper who has leased two (2) lots and sells the camper on one of those lots is entitled to an option to lease the second lot. This decision must be made at the time the Office approves the transfer. If the second lot is not leased by the buyer, it goes to the next person on the camping change list, and then to the next person on the seasonal waiting list.
7. The person who purchases the Camper must pay the pro-rated lot rent for the remainder of the year. In the event of an off-season sale, the new camper/purchaser shall be credited for any lot rent already paid by the transferring camper/seller towards the camping season that has not yet started. After April 1st, the pro-rata payment rule applies for any transfer and any existing camper credits are not transferable.
8. If you are an existing seasonal camper who purchases a camping vehicle, you get to cut in line on the camper change list for the lot of the vehicle you purchased and you are not required to pay pro-rata lot rent if you already paid full lot rent for the year at another site. To be clear, this does not apply to a seasonal camper who is keeping their existing site and acquiring an additional one.
9. When you sell your camper and the rights to your Campsite, you immediately forfeit all rights to be present at the Campground. You are not entitled to continue to visit the Campground with no additional fee (even though you already paid full Rent for the entire season), after you have sold your camper and the rights to your Campsite. You may still visit the Campground and pay for the appropriate pass to have visitor access.

• So long as each person remains on the contract, each person will be jointly and severally liable for any lot payments that are due, as if there was no break up.
• The right to the seasonal lot after it has been paid for is a property right that must be allocated between the two named adult campers on the contract. If there is a dispute about ownership of the camping vehicle and the accompanying rights to camp at the Campground, the Campground will deem the owner to be whomever is listed on the title.
• The former spouse/partner who is not retaining the camping vehicle or the seasonal lot will not be automatically banned from entering the Campground as a guest; provided, however, that the Campground reserves the right to take any action necessary to keep the Campground safe, consistent with the Rules and Regulations. 
• Once a person has notified the office that he or she would no longer like to be a named adult on the lease, that person forfeits the right to visit the Campground without paying for a day pass or some other pass. 
• The Campground will not notify former spouses or partners about the status of the sale of a camping vehicle.