Q: Do you allow pets?
A: Yes, but pets must be accompanied at all times and remain on a leash always while in the park. Also, some areas in the park, the pets are not allowed. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets.

Q. Can I leave my pet in camp while we go somewhere else for the day?
A: No, pets may not be left in the campground alone, even if they are crated. There are local kennels and doggie daycare facilities in town where you can find care for your pet. It is suggested that you bring proof of vaccinations along as most facilities will require that information to board an animal.

Q: Can we pitch a tent in a RV spot?
A: Usually there is very little extra room in a RV spot when there is a trailer, a tow vehicle, a fire pit, and a picnic table. In some cases when a small motor home has a large space, there is room, but we do not guarantee that there would be space. In some spots it might be dangerous with RV's coming and going. Also, there is a limit of six persons per site. So the answer is...maybe.

Q: Can we pitch a tent next to our cabin?
A: No, the cabins have room to park one vehicle, a fire pit and a picnic table.

Q: How many people can I have in a tent site?
A: Each site will allow for up to six persons. This is to ensure we do not exceed our capacity.

Q: Do you offer weekly, monthly, or any long term rental rates?
A: No. We are a vacation park and only rent out at a daily rate. We would recommend you looking closer in town at RV parks that cater specifically to long term rentals.

Q: Do you have shower facilities?
A: Yes, we have showers up the hill and down near our pool and spa.

Q: Can we reserve sites?
A: Yes, most certainly yes. Please call us for reservations, it is always best to know you will have a site waiting for you.

Q: Can I launch my boat at the campground?
A: If you have a small craft, such as a canoe or kayak, yes. If your boat is on a trailer, our ramp may not have enough depth. The good news is, right around the corner is the public launch and you can put in there. Small craft can also use our permits to go in and out from the campground via the wildlife sanctuary and Wolf Lodge Creek, but it is an absolute no wake zone.

Q: Can I have visitors use the campground?
A: Yes, but parking is at a premium in the summer, and all vehicles must register at the office or risk being towed. In addition, if you intend for your guests to use the facilities, such as the pool, spa, showers, etc.., then you would be charged a day use fee.

Q: Can I cook in the cabins?
A: No, there is no cooking allowed in the cabins. Aside from the obvious danger of fire, cooking leaves behind odors that build up in the cabins, which future guest might not appreciate. There are picnic tables provided for you and you can cook outside.