WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOUR STAY

• Towels and bedding
• Flashlight
• Camp stove (if you plan to cook)

We provide mattresses and pillows (if desired). While the Clubhouse has lights, the light switch is not accessible from the sleeping area. You will also need a flashlight if you want to go to the bath house after dark.

The kitchen area has a sink with cold running water. However, if temperatures dip down to freezing, we have to disconnect the water to the indoor and outdoor sinks. We provide filtered drinking water.

The Clubhouse has a small solar-powered refrigerator and coffeemaker, coffee cups, and a limited amount of silverware. If you plan to cook food, please bring your own camp stove, which can be set up on the porch. There is a utility sink for washing pots and dishes on the Clubhouse porch.

Washing dishes in the bath house sinks is not permitted.

Phone Charging: You can charge your phones in the bath house outlets.

Please do not plug in anything else (hair dryer, electric razor, tooth brush, etc.)

Why? The camp is solar powered and has limited electricity, which is needed for running water, flushing toilets, hot showers, and lights.

There are several trash cans and recycling containers around the Clubhouse.

Please deposit your trash there.

For cold nights, we will set up the wood stove for your first evening in the Clubhouse.  However, one adult will have to take responsibility for keeping the fire going. The wood stove can be finicky, and you will need to read the manual to keep it working efficiently.

Fire wood is provided.

Please no open flames like candles inside the Clubhouse.

There is a large fire ring outside the Clubhouse to enjoy in the evenings. It has a removable grate that would allow cooking over an open fire. 

You are responsible for keeping one or two gallons of water nearby to douse the campfire before you go to sleep or leave the camp.

You are responsible for dousing your fire before you go to sleep or leave your campsite. Please keep your gallon bottles with water next to the campfire for easy access.

Virginia State Law mandates “no burning until after 4 pm” and that all campfires must be attended at all times.

Verizon: You MAY have phone reception.

Other networks: Most other networks do not work here.

WhatsApp: Works fairly reliably.

No pets are allowed at the campground.

If you have any questions, please let us know: 540-280-4782

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