Time Rules: Check in after 3PM. Quiet time 10PM until 8AM. Visitors must leave before 11PM.
Trees and shrubbery shall not be cut, broken, or defaced whether dead or alive. Such damage will be charged for as determined by management and person(s) committing the damage may be subject to criminal charges. Gas lanterns shall not be hung from a tree without the proper stand-off bracket.
Pets must be confined or kept on a leash, not left unattended at camp, not chained to a tree, shall not annoy others, shall not dig holes, and for sanitary reasons, shall not be allowed around the swimming area. Clean up after your dog and dispose of bagged fecal matter in garbage dumpster.
Visitors and guests of campers must REGISTER and pay FEE when they first arrive. An identification will be issued which must be displayed correctly on motor vehicle. If visitors leave within 15 minutes, fee may be refunded. Visitors are subject to the same rules as campers. No visitor will be admitted after 10PM or if the office is closed.
Children under the age of 13 must not be left in camp without responsible adult supervision. Cutting devices shall not be in their possession in order to prevent mutilation to natural and constructed resources.
Health: No dish washing at faucets, no gray water on the ground and clean up after your pet. Dispose of garbage and trash in the dumpster. Tires, batteries, electronics, refrigeration units, LP gas tanks, paint cans, or hazardous materials CAN NOT be disposed of in the dumpster. Dispose of recyclables in proper receptacles. Camping units connected to a sewer hookup must use a commercially available sewer gasket or fitting. Sewer adapters that allow flushing of the holding tank by attaching to the water hookup are not allowed.
Fires only in fireplaces. No high fires. Wood is for sale at the office. DO NOT MOVE FIREPLACES. Fireplace ashes and debris will be disposed of in area designated by management or by management - not in dumpster. Fireplaces will not be used as garbage receptacles. Wood pallets are not allowed.
Vehicles must have current Pine Valley identification. Speed limit is 5 MPH. No parking on camp roads. No unlicensed motor vehicles allowed unless approved by management. No washing of vehicles, including RVs. Children's motorized vehicles are prohibited.
Swimming only during posted daylight hours with Pine Valley's responsible person present. All children, 12 and under, must have responsible adult supervision. Kidde pools are not permitted.
Boats: Users must wear life preservers as prescribed by law. No boats in swimming area. No boats on lake after dark. You may bring your own boat, but no motors allowed. Boats must be stored alongside or behind camper, on a non-grassy area, when not in use.
Fishing is free. No fish, dead or alive for bait. No digging or turning over stones or blocks looking for bait. See management for bait. No fishing in the swimming area. Grass Carp, if caught, must be released unharmed.
Campsite & Grounds: Only ONE additional tent, no larger than 8' X 8', may be erected on the campsite with the principle camping unit for housing dependent children of the registered camper ONLY. No rubber or rubber backed ground covers. Any ground coverings shall be rolled up or removed periodically and when not in use to prevent lawn damage. No littering on premises. Campsites are to be kept in a neat and orderly condition without an accumulation of items which detract from the appearance of the campsite. Clothes lines are prohibited except for towels and bathing suits. The management reserves the right to remove and dispose of, after notice is made to the camper, those items it deems objectionable.
Alcohol: No kegs. Loud and boisterous conduct will not be tolerated and will be cause for eviction.
Eviction: Registrant is responsible for their guests and visitors obeying these rules. Any violation deemed serious by the management will be cause for immediate eviction of both campers and visitors. No refunds will be given. In case of property damage, including, but not limited to, trees and shrubbery, the management will compute and fix the cost of the damage and the camper and/or visitors may be subject to criminal charges.