Site First Island (Walk-In), Loop SITE 4 FIRST ISLAND (Walk-In)

Dale Hollow Lake | Dale Hollow Lake - Primitive Camping

Type: MANAGEMENT

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Site Details

• Max Num of People: 15
• Pets Allowed: Yes
• Proximity to Water: Lakefront
• Shade: Yes
• Site Access: Boat-In
• Campfire Allowed: Yes
• Checkin Time: 3:00 PM
• Location Rating: Good
• Checkout Time: 2:00 PM

Permitted Equipment

• Tent
• Boat

Driveway Details

• Is Equipment Mandatory: Yes

Need to Know

• Reserved campsites should be occupied by check-out on the day following your scheduled arrival date. If not, the reservation will be marked as a no-show and the site made available for another reservation.

• Campers are encouraged to use developed campgrounds where security and law enforcement services are provided. These services are not provided for primitive camping. Persons camping at primitive campsites do so at their own risk.

• Dale Hollow Lake is in a firewood quarantine area with a restricted firewood policy. Only certified heat-treated firewood is allowed to be brought into this location.

• FIRST ISLAND: SITE 4: The individual campsite icons on the geospatial map are not accurate locations of the individual campsites; they are useful for finding the general area. Users will be able to identify site locations upon arrival by onsite markings.

• This is a multiple party site. Please be aware that there may be other groups camping at this location.
• This is a Boat-In Site. Tent Camping ONLY.
  Please bring garbage bags. This site is Pack It In-pack it Out.
  Bring your own drinking water.

• Park Staff will not assign you a site during the check-in process. Please choose an available site for your location upon arrival. Thank you.

• Campers are encouraged to use developed campgrounds where security and law enforcement services are provided. These services are not provided for primitive camping. Persons camping at primitive campsites do so at their own risk.

• The individual campsite icons on the geospatial map are not accurate locations of the individual campsites; they are useful for finding the general area. Users will be able to identify site locations upon arrival by onsite markings.