Big Falls Campground & Horse Camp

Check In Procedure - Check In: 12:00 PM - Check Out: 11:00 AM - A checkout of 11 a.m. will be enforced if the site is reserved for that night. - While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement. Quiet Hours - For the comfort of all guests, quiet hours are expected to be observed from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. - This doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a late-night campfire, just be sure it doesn’t interfere with your fellow camper’s ability to get a good night’s rest. City Of Big Falls Campground Policy - Fees are to be paid according to the current posted fee schedule. - One RV and one tent or two tents are allowed per paid site. - Additional tents or RVs will be charged accordingly. - Camper drains are not permitted to run on the ground. - Overnight camping is not allowed in picnic shelters. Reservations - Reservations may be made one year prior to the arrival date. - The city reserves the right to require reservations to be prepaid. - A minimum stay of two nights is required over the following holidays: Memorial weekend, 4th of July, and Labor Day weekend, and payment in full must be made two weeks prior to arrival for said holidays. - Any cancellations must be made 48 hours prior to arrival in order to receive a refund. - Pavilions are available to reserve for day use and special events by contacting the city office. Pet Policy - Pets are welcome in the campground on a leash at all times. - All litter must be cleaned up and properly disposed of. - Any nuisance barking must be immediately controlled, or you may be asked to remove the animal from the campground. Vehicle Policy - ATVs are allowed to drive into and out of the main campground, as long as speed limits are obeyed. - Courtesy and caution must be used at all times. - No recreational driving throughout the campground. - Please show respect for guests at the horse camp and use extreme caution and low speeds near any horses. Safety - Fires are allowed in the designated pits only. The pits may not be moved. - Make sure fires are “dead out” when leaving your site. - Signs will be posted in the event of a burning ban issued by the DNR. Disposal - Place all trash in the cans or dumpsters provided. - Do not burn garbage in the fire pits. - The dumpster is for use by campground guests only. Horse Camp - Horse camp sites are for horse campers only during the peak riding seasons of May 1 – 31st and September 1st through October 31st, or may be used by others if the main campground is full. - Use the picket lines provided when tying your horse. - Portable corrals are permitted if necessary. - Grounds must be raked and restored after their use, and try to keep the corrals on the gravel whenever possible. - All manure and hay are to be removed from the camp sites and placed in the manure pit provided. - Be considerate to other visitors and clean up after your horses on the highway bridge walkways. - Remember that all area trails are “multi-use” and you must use caution when meeting motorized vehicles.