INDIANA BEACH CAMP RESORT GENERAL PARK RULES FOR 2008

Welcome to the Indiana Beach Camp Resort. We hope that your stay with us will be enjoyable and pleasant. If you have any questions or problems please feel free to ask the campground personnel. Our goal is to provide you with a quality camping experience.

Registration: Registration is required for everyone upon entry to the campground. No one under 21 is allowed to camp without a parent or legal guardian. Each family must have a parent present on the site or in a cabin.

Site Selection and Assignment: We do not guarantee specific campsites. We will do our best to keep all groups together. If you should need to change sites please check with the office staff to see what is available.

Health Regulations: The Indiana State Board of Health requires that all gray water be disposed of in a closed container unless you are connected to the sewer system.

Trash (garbage): Please deposit your trash in the nearest trash tote. Trash is picked up on Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday. On Holidays the trash is picked up on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. Please do not dispose any hot coals in the containers or any tree limbs.

Dump Station: Dump stations are available near Comfort Station 1 and 2. There is a charge of $5.00 for dumping, payable in the office.

Cabins: Pets are not allowed in the cabin or on the cabin grounds. All smoking needs to be done outside. Tents are allowed on cabin sites for an additional charge.

Vehicles, Boats and Trailers: All vehicles must be registered with the office and parked in your designated area. All vehicles must display a car pass. If more than one vehicle will be on your site an additional fee is due and a pass will be issued.

Drive Safely: The speed limit within the camp resort is 8 MPH. Unlicensed or underage persons are not allowed to drive in the camp resort. No “joy riding” is permitted in the park, for any motorized vehicle. Remember that children are playing throughout the park and they simply don’t watch for traffic.

Children: Parents are responsible for the actions and safety of their children and may not leave them unattended. Please know where your children are at all times. Under Indiana State Law you are responsible for damages or vandalism up to $1,000.00. All children and teenagers must be at their campsites by 11PM. An adult should accompany small children at all times. 

Disabled Guests: Please ask any Indiana Beach Camp Resort employee if you need assistance.
You are allowed to have a motorized vehicle to aid you in moving about the camp resort.

Visitors or Day Guests: All visitors must register at the office upon arrival, they need to obtain a vehicle pass and pay the appropriate visitor fee. There is no admittance prior to 8 AM and all visitors must leave the camp resort by 11 PM. Campers are responsible for their visitors. Any violations of the rules could result in the loss of campers site with no refund.

Pets:  No more than two pets are allowed per site and the pets should be use to camping. Pets must be kept under owner control at all times; no pet is to be left unattended on the owner’s camping site. All dogs must be kept on a leash no more than ten feet long. Pet owners are responsible for cleaning up of all pet droppings anywhere in the park, including your site. Children should not walk pets. Pets are not permitted in any buildings, playgrounds or recreational areas, with the exception of service dogs. Pets are not allowed in any of the cabins including the cabin grounds. No aggressive natured breeds are allowed on the property at any time. The campground reserves the right to require removal of animals, which are unruly, loud, or misbehaved. If you, the camper, has to leave due to the pet’s disturbance there will be no refund.

Quiet Hours: Quiet hours are from 11PM to 8AM. At these times anyone under 21 not accompanied by a parent or legal guardian must be at their own campsite. All campers must observe quiet hours by regulating their activities so that others, campers in the site next to you, will not be disturbed. Please
remember that noise will carry more after quiet time than before, that there is more noise generated by a larger group than a smaller group, by several people talking at once than one at a time and that some people who consume alcohol will tend to talk louder and be less aware or in control of their behavior. The measurement for excessive noise will be that if a person (security officer or designated park enforcement person) standing in the middle of the street next to your site can hear you (simulating a person in a site next to you) then you are too loud and in violation.  Bug zappers, generators, radios, and TV’s must be turned off during quiet hours. Early risers should walk and talk softly until other campers are awake. No loud or offensive noises, no profanity or abusive language. If a complaint is received from another camper you will be considered in violation.