Type: STANDARD ELECTRIC
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Extended Stay Rules
Camper Agrees:
Fees will be purchased in advance of the first night’s stay. The wheeled recreational vehicle (RV) must be parked on the assigned site when the permit is purchased.
Campsite location cannot be transferred after permit approval.
The permittee must be present whenever the site is occupied by people. Subleasing or loaning the campsite is prohibited.
After 45 consecutive nights, the permittee and all belongings must vacate the park for a minimum of 24 hours.
Campsites must be kept clean, well-maintained, and free of litter at all times. No extra wheeled units, unused vehicles, construction materials, or unapproved items are allowed. No vehicles, vessels, trailers, or carpet may be placed on grass. All trash must be promptly placed in dumpsters. Visible trash bags are prohibited.
Items creating the appearance of permanent residence are strictly prohibited, including: gardens, storage sheds, dog pens, decorative fencing, patios, exterior freezers/refrigerators/appliances, clotheslines, decks, gasoline containers (when unoccupied), pallets, tiki bars, exterior sinks, and similar items. Permanent attachments such as porches are not permitted. Only USACE may make permanent campground improvements.
Allowed items (at all times):
Portable entrance steps (max 4 ft wide × 6 ft long including landings)
Storage tubs and coolers (max 50 gallons – must be stored under RV or on hitch when not in use)
1 portable BBQ grill
Firewood (max ½ cord, neatly stacked)
Outdoor rugs on gravel only (max 8′×11′)
Allowed only when site is occupied (must be stored in or under the RV when unoccupied): flags, bicycles, lawn furniture, portable tables, screen tents, children’s toys, mini yard lights, rope lights, satellite dish, and pet leashes.
Recreational vehicles must have wheels with serviceable tires at all times. Temporary blocking is allowed; permanent foundations are prohibited. All RVs must meet state licensing and registration requirements.
Only one boat or PWC trailer is permitted on the gravel parking area.
No hay, tarps, foam board, or unapproved materials may be used for insulation. Commercial-grade 5th-wheel vinyl skirts must be inspected and approved.
Electric cords may not be run from an adjacent site.
Gray water must be disposed of in approved sewage dumping facilities only. No dumping on the ground. Portable gray water tanks are limited to 35 gallons.
“Yard art” must be kept to a minimum.
Campers are responsible for protecting against freezing conditions. Hoses must be disconnected during freezing weather unless water hydrants are properly insulated. Failure to do so may result in loss of privileges and financial liability for damages. Propane is limited to two 100-lb cylinders, securely attached to the RV.
Two additional tents are allowed but must be removed when not in use.
All items must be moved out of the way when park staff is mowing.
Each campsite includes one campfire ring and one picnic table.
Pets must be kept on a leash 6 feet or shorter. All pet waste must be cleaned up. Pets creating noise complaints must be removed. Pets must have constant access to water.
Refund requests must be submitted through R1S and will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Extended stay privileges may be revoked or suspended at any time for violation of these rules. USACE will post a one-week notice of any policy changes.
Upon revocation, all property must be removed and the site vacated within 24 hours.
In an emergency, the permittee may be required to remove their RV and belongings within 24 hours.
Permittees are subject to all state laws and Title 36 regulations governing USACE projects.
Failure of park staff to enforce any rule at one time does not waive the right to enforce it in the future.
The permittee agrees to hold harmless USACE, its staff, and contractors and to indemnify them against all liability, injury, death, or property damage claims arising from the use of the campground.
Revised 10/16/2026
