Campground Rules & Regulations

  1. Prior approval must be given by the campground committee for all new construction, major repairs and electrical hookups. The campground committee shall approve the place, type and structure of all buildings and/or trailers placed on the campground.

  2. All cabin, trailer and/or camper pad owners will have their own electrical hookups. A $225 assessment fee is due by May 31st annually whether the property has been utilized by the owner or not. There are no exemptions of the annual assessment fee.

  3. If the annual assessment goes unpaid for three years, the owner forfeits ownership and the cabin, trailer or camper pad becomes district property. This action will take place only after the District Superintendent has notified the owner of said property and has received no response after 90 days.

  4. Campsite hookup and rentals are twenty dollars ($20) per day.

  5. Before the sale of any facility, to include cabins, trailers and campsites on the campground, the campground committee must first give approval for said transaction. No sale can be completed unless all annual assessment fees are up to date and the Property Transfer Document has been completed.

  6. Each cabin/trailer/camp site owner is responsible for installation and maintenance of all electrical, water, and sewer systems, as well as the maintenance and appearance of buildings and trailers as approved by the campground committee and as specified by the Rutherford County Health Department. Each owner is responsible for maintaining the area around their property to include weed eating and grass cutting next to their structures. Owners are responsible for the proper disposal of trash/waste.

  7. All pets are to be kept on a leash and in designated areas to keep the campground free from waste. These areas have been assigned by the committee. NO animals are allowed in the common areas. This includes the meeting place, pavilion, tabernacle, dorms, motel, or any structure owned by the campground. Pets may only occupy privately owned cabins/trailers/campgrounds.

  8. Anyone who brings a golf cart on the campground must show proof of insurance to the District Superintendent or District Secretary. No one under legal driving age can drive a golf cart on the campground. Drivers must be able to present a valid driver’s license/permit.

  9. Speed limit is 10 mph on the campground to ensure the safety of all campers. There are no exceptions to the speed limit.

  10. Only one camper is allowed per lot.

  11. No parking is allowed in the roadway at any time. All vehicles must be parked in designated or appropriate parking areas so roadways remain clear for traffic and emergency access.