Visitor Guidelines

·         Visitors must have an Airstream self-contained unit.

·         Visits are limited to 14 days.

·         Our quiet hours are from 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM.  At all times, please respect your neighbors.

·         Please place your garbage in plastic bags and dispose of it in the dumpsters near the entrance.

·         The use of on-board washers and dryers is prohibited.  Please use our laundry facilities located at the end of the clubhouse. Reserve your time by using the sign up sheet inside the laundry room.  Outdoor clothes lines are not permitted.

·         Please make sure water handles are all the way up or down. Run water from standpipes to flush out any sediment that might have collected.

·         Commercial signs or soliciting are prohibited.

·         Campfires are not permitted.

·         Feel free to use the clubhouse restrooms, ice machine, library, video library and computer.  Check out current and ongoing activities on the bulletin board located near the kitchen.

·         Children under 16 must be accompanied by adults in clubhouse.

·         Shirts and shoes are required in the clubhouse.

·         No smoking is permitted in the clubhouse or laundry room.

·         Free wi-fi is available in many areas of the park.  If you can't get a good signal at your site, the coverage in the clubhouse is quite good.  In addition, there is a wired ethernet connection in the media library for those without a wireless card.

·         Pets must always be on a leash when outside your unit.  The firebreak is the designated pet walk area.  However, pets may be walked on the paved road around the campground circle.  Pets are not allowed in the common area inside the circle, in or around the clubhouse, in the lake area or in any part of another member's lot without their permission.  You must clean up after your pets.

·         Pets must have a current rabies vaccination.

·         Fishing without a license is permitted at Running Deer lake; however please follow the posted rules. 

·         Please remember we are in the middle of over 300 acres of wilderness.  Wild critters have the right-of-way. 

·         We want you to enjoy your visit to TCPC as much as we enjoy calling it home.  If you have any questions about the park or the area, please ask the campground hosts.