Site Map & Rules

1. People on a siteAll campsite rates include 2 people and 2 cars. Children 3 to 17 and senior citizens (over 60) are $4.00 a night each, and additional adults $7.00 a night each. Separate families sharing one campsite with separate camping equipment (including tents) are charged for a campsite, not a visitor’s fee. A site holds at most 4 adults at any time (including overnight visitors), and 7 people in all.
2. Quiet timeQuiet time is 11:00 PM to 8:00 AM. During those hours, all children must be on a campsite with their parents or another responsible adult. After 11:00 PM all public areas are closed, and cars may only be used to enter or leave the campground. Keep all noise to your campsite: if you, your radio or your TV can be heard from the next site or the road, you’re too loud.
3. Personal transportationMost personal conveyances, electric and non-electric, are welcome: skateboards, bicycles, scooters, Onewheels, Power Wheels and tricycles. Anything that sits lower than 36″ off the ground must have a safety flag reaching 48″ high. All of them must follow the rules of the road and the speed limit, children under 12 must wear a helmet, and none may be used after dark (generally about 8:00 PM in July and 7:30 PM in August). Please follow any guidance from Otter Lake security about this rule.
4. Golf cartsGolf carts are allowed only to accommodate a disability, when the disabled person has no other form of transportation. Only that person and, if needed, a driver may use the cart, and any driver must hold a valid driver’s license. Carts must follow all the rules of the road, including the speed limit and no drinking and driving. We keep a copy of your proof of insurance, a valid license and a handicap placard on file in the office; without them, the golf cart can’t be used.
5. Motor vehiclesAll vehicles must be registered, insured and driven by licensed drivers. Motorcycles may only be ridden to your campsite and when leaving the campground.
6. PetsQuiet, non-aggressive pets are welcome, and good behavior is required: dogs of any breed that are hostile or aggressive will be asked to leave. Keep all pets on a leash, and never tie them up outside alone or leave them unattended, including on your campsite. Clean up after your pet and dispose of the waste properly. Pets must be up to date on vaccinations, with proof on request, and cats must be spayed or neutered. Visitors may not bring pets.
7. CampsitesThe size of each campsite is set by its gravel pad and driveway, and all your camping equipment and vehicles must fit there. Don’t use the woods or brush between or behind sites for equipment or parking.
8. Trees & firewoodDon’t cut down trees, drive nails into them, break off branches or harm a tree in any way. You may bring locally sourced firewood, or buy it here.
9. Firearms & fireworksNo BB guns or firearms of any kind, and no fireworks.
10. AlcoholThe legal drinking age in Pennsylvania is 21, and it’s strictly enforced. Alcohol is allowed only on campsites, never in the campground’s public areas.
11. WaterDon’t leave our water line connected to your sewer system, and no washing machines.

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