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*THIS INFORMATION BELOW HIGHLIGHTS SPECIFIC SECTIONS OF OUR POLICIES. FOR A COMPLETE COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF POLICES, PLEASE REFER TO THE LINK IN THE “KNOW BEFORE YOU GO!” SECTION.
CHECK IN/OUT
Check In: 1:00 PM to no later then 10:00 PM
Check Out: 11:00 AM sharp. In order to prepare campsites for future guests, this check out time will be strictly enforced.
VEHICLES/CAR PASSES
There is a 2-vehicle maximum for all sites. Your reservation fee comes with one (1) vehicle (a drivable camping unit or the vehicle towing the camping unit). Any additional vehicle will automatically be assessed a $12 fee for a 2nd Car Pass which is required for entry to the campground. You will see this charge as Car x 1 in your list of 'Fees' in your reservation.
When registering the number of vehicles while making your reservation, list all drivable camping units or vehicles towing a camping unit. DO NOT register or count a camper or trailer that is being towed because it will prompt the system to charge for a 2nd Car Pass.
CANCELLATION/REFUND POLICY
Eight (8) days or more before arrival date - full refund less non-refundable reservation fee and an $8.75 cancellation fee
Two (2) to seven (7) days before with one-night penalty fee, non-refundable reservation fee and an $8.75 cancellation fee
Less than two (2) days before arrival - no refund
Campers may cancel their reservation online by logging into their Reserve America account or by contacting the Reserve America Call Center during their operating hours.
Refunds will not be issued for weather, site conditions, no-shows, cancellations or early departures on or after the arrival date.
OCCUPANCY AND LENGTH OF STAY
Occupancy of the campsite is required on the first night of the reservation. A campsite unoccupied during this initial period is declared a “no show” and will be reassigned with all payment forfeited. Please call the campground if you are going to be late arriving for your reservation.
Peak Season (defined as the Thursday before Memorial Day Weekend in May through the Sunday of Labor Day weekend in September of each year)
Reservations made prior to June 1- The minimum number of nights that may be reserved before June 1 of each year is two (2) nights. A three (3) night minimum stay is required for Memorial Day, 4th of July (if it falls on a Friday or Monday) and Labor Day weekends.
Reservations made after June 1 - Any campsite that has not been reserved by June 1 may be reserved for a one (1) night minimum stay.Off-Peak Season (defined as Labor Day through the Wednesday before Memorial Day – A minimum stay of one (1) night is required for the Off-Peak Season
During Peak Season - A maximum stay of fourteen (14) nights total is allowed within any twenty-one (21) day period during the Peak Season. Campers along with the camping unit and equipment who stay for fourteen (14) consecutive nights must leave the campground for seven (7) consecutive nights before re-booking. Re-location to another campsite in the campground is prohibited. These limitations allow all visitors camping opportunities in our busy summer months.
PETS
Up to two (cats or dogs) pets per campsite or cabin.
A current Rabies Vaccination Certificate is required for all pets and must be available for inspection by campground staff or law enforcement.
A limit of two (2) visitor vehicle passes may be issued at any one time for each campsite.
*KNOW BEFORE YOU GO!
RI State Parks has adopted rules and policies to protect campground areas for future generations as well as for the convenience and safety of current visitors. It is the camper's responsibility to read and follow the campground rules and policies.Lifeguards may not be available at all times. The use of flotation devices in the swimming area is strictly prohibited. Florescent orange requirements apply for all users of the adjacent George Washington Management Area during hunting season, including but not limited to hikers and cyclists.
Firewood: The RI Department of Environmental Management urges all visitors to RI Campgrounds and Parks to help STOP THE SPREAD of nonnative insects and diseases. Transporting firewood can also transport a number of insects and diseases that threaten the health of our forests. Gypsy moth, emerald ash borer, and beech bark disease are just a few of the growing number of firewood hitchhikers that can kill large numbers of trees. You can help by following these simple precautions:
1. Do not bring firewood with you when you camp.
2. Buy firewood when you reach your destination.
3. Do not take any firewood with you when you leave. Burn it all or give it to other campers in the park.
PROTECT RHODE ISLAND FORESTS - DO NOT TRANSPORT FIREWOOD!
