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We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone and shall not be responsible for accidents or injury to our guests or for loss of money, jewelry, or valuables of any kind.
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Check-out time is no later than 11 AM with no exceptions because of the current pandemic. Check-in time starts at 3 PM and no later than 8 PM. Times are subject to change.
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Drive slowly throughout the campground.
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Quiet time is all the time.
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No loud speaker devices are allowed and must not be heard off your campsite.
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Absolute quiet will be observed between the hours of 10 PM and 7 AM with no exceptions. Because of the surrounding mountains and the creek, sounds carry easily. Noises heard coming from your site during 10 PM to 7 AM are too loud. Complaints from neighboring sites can result in expulsion.
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Avoid car door slamming and flashing lights into other campsites and keep conversations low and to a minimum.
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Alcohol is allowed in moderation only. Excessive drinking will not be tolerated i.e., becoming legally intoxicated; exhibiting belligerent behavior; causing excessive noise and other signs of over drinking. If you are asked to leave because of abuse of alcohol, the Sheriff’s office will be contacted.
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Campsite fires: no foraging for firewood. Small open fires are only allowed in the provided fire-pits. Do not move the fire-pit. To protect our North Carolina trees, only USDA inspected firewood will be allowed into the campground. Do not bring firewood from home. We sell firewood, or you can purchase firewood locally (within 10 miles of Almond, NC).
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Keep your campsite clean. Please don’t litter, use the trash cans and recycle bins provided.
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Respect our trees. Do not cut a tree, sapling, limb, etc. for any reason. Do not drive nails, screws, axes, knives or other instruments into any trees, or deface a tree for any reason. Marshmallow sticks are available at the office for purchase.
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Be kind to Mother Earth. Don’t climb banks. Avoid making or using steep paths to prevent erosion.
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No trenching around tents.
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Pets are welcome provided they are not an annoyance. Do not leave pets unattended. Clean up after your pet. There are boarding kennels in Swain County should you have need. Livestock, horses, etc. are not allowed.
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Parents, Guardians and Group Leaders: The responsibility of your group is yours. Know where and what your charges are doing at all times. Make sure everyone is aware of all campground rules.
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No fireworks.
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Visitors will need to answer and pass the COVID Screening questions listed above. Visitors must leave by 10 PM.