General Campground Rules

Campground rules are provided to campers upon check-in. RRM, Inc., in a partnership agreement with TVA, provide these facilities for your convenience and enjoyment. The successful operation of this area depends on your cooperation and compliance of the following:

• Camping is on a reservation system. If you do not have a reservation, please see a host before choosing a site.

Unattended camping vehicles & equipment cannot be left on a site unless fees are paid. Rented campsites

must have a camping unit present to show the site is taken.

• Handicapped sites are reserved for persons with a state issued ADA license plate or mirror tag. The person

who has been issued the tag must be in residence at the site. Only 1 campsite may be rented by the individual.

• No more than 2 camping units allowed per site. Only 1 may be a wheeled or mobile camping unit. A 2nd tent

small or medium size is allowed for immediate family living in the same household under the age of 18.

• Camping is permitted at designated (numbered) sites only. A maximum of 8 people, including visitors, are

allowed per campsite. Designated non-profit groups, such as scout troops, will be allowed some exemptions.

• All vehicles, including visitors, must display a parking pass to park in the campground. Maximum of 3

vehicles allowed per campsite (if site will accommodate). Boat trailers & wheeled camping units are counted

as vehicles, as are automobiles & motorcycles. Vehicles must be on the paved or gravel surface of the site.

• No washing of campers, vehicles, or boats allowed in the recreation area.

• Golf carts are permitted for use by RRM/TVA authorized personnel only. Motorized scooters are only

allowed for those individuals with mobility impairment. Bicycles, skateboards, or scooter riding is prohibited

from dusk to dawn. Safety helmets should be worn.

• Maximum stay: 21 consecutive days from May 1 to Sept 30. The camper and camping unit must leave the

campground for at least 14 days. You may go to another TVA campground. From Oct 1 to April 30,

maximum stay on any single campsite is 30 days.

• Check-in time is 1:00 PM; check-out time is 12:00 PM.

• Visitors are permitted between 7am and 10 pm.

• Only 2 pets per campsite. Pets must be on a leash 6 ft. max or crated at all times. A third pet may be

approved by management depending upon size and breed. Pets are prohibited on beach, adjacent picnic areas

and inside bathrooms. Owners must pick up after their pets. Pets cannot be left unattended at campsite and

must accompany their owner when they leave the campground.

• Quiet hours are from 10 pm- 6 am. Disruptive campers will be reported to TVA police and will be asked to vacate the campground without reimbursement. Please turn off any music, generators, or disruptive lighting by 10 pm.

• Place all trash in dumpsters except fish debris. Please contact the campground host on duty for instructions

on disposal of fish scraps.

• Campfires must be contained in metal fire rings. All fire wood must be pre-cut and not include construction

debris or pallets. No out of county firewood is allowed to be brought into the campground. Do not cut,

damage, or drive nails into trees. No removal of limbs, brush, or any kind of wood from wooded area. Please do

not burn trash in fire rings.

• Observe posted speed limit signs throughout the recreation area.

• All appliances must be kept inside the camping unit (no freezers or refrigerators are to be outside).

• Satellite dishes, power cords, and pet crates must remain within the impact zone of the campsite.

• Dumping waste or gray water onto the ground is prohibited.

• Alcoholic beverages and fireworks are not permitted on TVA property. Firearms are prohibited in

recreation areas, except: (in season hunting excursions are permissible if they are unloaded and properly

cased). State & federal laws apply.

• Where applicable: Please obtain additional information on bear activity from manager or host on duty.

• All sites are back in only. NO CROSS WAY PARKING

Report all disturbances to Campground Management at 865-361-9492.

Campers who are disruptive, intoxicated, or behaving in an obscene or profane manner will be reported to the TVA Police, asked to vacate the premises without reimbursement, and will be subject to a ban from a facility operated by Recreation Resource Management (RRM) in a partnership agreement with the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA).