Camp Rules

• No starting fires on the ground, including campfires and cooking fires. Above-ground campfires are permitted.
• No Littering in the campsite or surrounding neighborhood. 
• No Swimming or entering the nearby pond.

• No moving your camp. Please keep all your belongings (vehicle, tent, chairs, etc.)  in your designated camping area at all times.
• No climbing of trees or fences
• Possession or use of firearms, illegal drugs, and fireworks is strictly prohibited.
• Open flames within tents are not permitted. 
• Shoes must be worn at all times.
• Trespassing on neighboring private properties is forbidden. 
• Homeless encampments and any camping on private property that creates a public nuisance are not allowed.
• Please do not bring glass bottles into the camping area.
• Bringing friends who are not listed on registration forms into the camping area is prohibited.
• Pets are not allowed; however, service animals are permitted.

The camper bears the responsibility of maintaining their designated camping area in a safe and orderly manner while strictly adhering to all campground regulations. This obligation encompasses proper waste disposal, fire safety compliance, and respect for quiet hours. Additionally, campers must ensure their equipment and personal belongings are securely stored and do not encroach upon neighboring sites. Compliance with these guidelines is essential for preserving the natural environment, ensuring the safety and enjoyment of all visitors, and avoiding potential penalties or expulsion from the campground.

It is imperative to observe proper etiquette when occupying a campsite in close proximity to others. Entering or traversing through another camper's designated area without explicit permission is considered a breach of camping protocol and is strongly discouraged. Similarly, it is incumbent upon all campers to ensure that their own campsite setup does not encroach upon neighboring sites. This includes, but is not limited to, the placement of tents, vehicles, or any other camping equipment. Adherence to these guidelines is essential for maintaining a harmonious camping environment and respecting the privacy and space of fellow outdoor enthusiasts. By conscientiously observing these boundaries, campers contribute to a positive communal experience in shared natural spaces.

Quiet hours are hereby established from 11:00 PM to 6:00 AM daily. This policy is implemented to ensure a harmonious environment for all patrons, accommodating both late-night and early-rising individuals. During designated quiet hours, all campers are required to minimize noise levels and refrain from activities that may disturb others. Amplified sound, loud conversations, and operation of noisy equipment are strictly prohibited during this period. Patrons are advised that adherence to quiet hours does not negate the obligation to maintain reasonable noise levels at all times. Campers are reminded that mutual respect and consideration for fellow patrons extend beyond designated quiet hours, and all activities should be conducted in a manner that does not infringe upon others' enjoyment of the camp area. Violation of quiet hours or persistent disruptive behavior may result in disciplinary action, including potential removal from the premises without refund.

​For the safety and enjoyment of all campers, it is imperative to adhere to the following lighting regulations within the designated camping area. Campers are strictly required to remain within the illuminated zones during nighttime hours to ensure their personal safety and facilitate emergency responses if necessary. The use of personal lighting devices, including vehicle headlights and portable lamps, must be conducted with utmost consideration for fellow campers. All such lights should be properly shielded and directed downward to minimize light pollution and disturbance to those seeking to enjoy the natural darkness or retire for the night. In the event that it becomes necessary to traverse beyond the established lighted areas, campers are mandated to carry a functional flashlight for personal safety and navigation purposes. Notwithstanding these safety measures, campers are encouraged to extinguish unnecessary artificial lighting when possible, thereby preserving the integrity of the nocturnal environment and enabling the appreciation of the celestial night sky, a quintessential aspect of the camping experience.

The "Leave No Trace" principle is a cornerstone of responsible camping, and Ole Limestone wholeheartedly embraces this ethos. Campers are encouraged to leave their area as pristine as they found it, minimizing disturbances to the surrounding flora and fauna. This includes properly disposing of waste, respecting wildlife habitats, and adhering to designated trails and campsites.

The popularity of camping in some parks has created a surprising problem - campsite theft. Please be do not steal a reserve-only or first-come, first-served campsite that someone else has claimed. Please leave the occupancy tag in place and do not replace it with yours. Please be considerate of others. Thank you for your cooperation.

At our campgrounds, we embrace nature's unpredictability, offering a genuine outdoor experience in all weather conditions. Campers should come prepared for sunshine, rain, or anything in between, as Mother Nature often surprises us with her capricious moods. We strongly advise packing versatile gear, including waterproof tents, layered clothing, and all-weather footwear. Remember, there are no refunds due to weather – it's all part of the adventure. By planning ahead and adopting a resilient mindset, you'll ensure an unforgettable camping trip, rain or shine.

​Providing precise and detailed vehicle descriptions along with accurate license plate numbers is crucial for proper identification of your vehicle while staying at our campsite. Any inaccuracies or incorrect information provided may result in your vehicle being towed away, with all associated costs being your responsibility. Ole Limestone explicitly disclaims any and all liability for towing expenses, vehicular damage, theft of personal belongings, or personal injuries that may occur during the duration of your stay. By choosing to camp at our facilities, you explicitly acknowledge and agree that all parking and camping activities are undertaken at your own risk, and you hereby release Ole Limestone from any claims or liability that may arise.