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Furry friends are welcome! We allow up to three per site.

Pets must be leashed and controlled at all times.

Please pick up after your pets immediately. All pet waste must be bagged prior to placing in a campground trash receptacle.

What is a camping experience without a campfire? Campfires may be enjoyed in the fire ring only, subject to local burning restrictions. Fire rings may not be moved without permission of management.

Firewood is available for purchase at the camp store or locally. Please do not bring in wood from greater than 10 miles away, per state regulations.

Under no circumstances should campers scrounge the woods for materials to burn, Please protect our natural environment.

Trash should be bagged and placed in provided receptacles upon departure. Metal trash bins are placed around the property and a dumpster is also available.

Please leave your site clean.

We love all kinds of trees, especially birch! Please do not damage any trees on our property, including removing birch bark from tree trunks.

If a tree or tree branch is causing an issue for you at your site, please let us know so that we can determine best actions to take.

If you must smoke during your visit (and we hope you won’t since it’s bad for you and those around you), please smoke responsibly so that you do not create any fire danger for the property. Properly dispose of butts — do not leave them on the ground.

No substances which are illegal in Wisconsin are allowed on the grounds.

Up to two vehicles per site are allowed. Additional vehicles or guest vehicles may be parked in the overflow parking area behind the cabin.

All vehicles permitted on the grounds should display a parking pass..

Quiet hours are observed between 11 pm and 7 am. However, respect for neighbors is expected at all times.

Improper behavior, disruptive speech, or harassment may result in immediate eviction from the property with no refunds.

Violence of any sort will not be tolerated.

Alcohol is permitted on the property except if in the possession of underage individuals. Alcohol should remain at your own campsite. Campers and their guests are expected to drink responsibly. Management reserves the right to verify age of individuals consuming alcohol.