Interested in Becoming a Seasonal Camper at J&D?

We do maintain a waiting list of prospective seasonal campers. Stop by the campground office to complete an application. Consider trying a monthly site to see if seasonal camping is for your family.

Information for Seasonal Campers

1. Trailer washing is allowed the first and last three weeks of each camping season.  During the remainder of the season, the washing of vehicles with a hose using our well water is not allowed.  We would like all trailers to be kept clean and neat.

2. We do move some trailers out of their sites for the winter months. Please place your site number in the front left window of your camper. Any items left at your site should be gathered up and placed neatly out of the way so we can clean up the leaves and limbs from your site in the off-season.  We do not expect campers to leave many items at their site.  All items left or stored here are at the owner's own risk.

3. We do not allow the use of large outside refrigerators or the un-approved placement of structures on your site.  We want to keep sites looking neat and presentable. If you would like to build a deck out of wood, then make each section at most 8’ by 4' in size. Some people opt to put in a cement pad instead of a wooden deck.

4. We do have a one car per site rule for seasonal sites.  Please do not park your vehicles or your visitor cars in empty sites.   With your neighbor's permission, you may park one of your cars in their site during the day when they are not in the campground. However, please do not leave the campground with your car in another site or leave the car in their site overnight.  Please be careful not to drive or park your car on our grass. Please be careful when backing in your trailer not to drive on our grass.   You may temporarily have a second car in your site for one half-hour for loading or unloading purposes. This car should not be on the grass.  

5. All visitors must register before entering the campground.  Please inform your visitors of our rules so there are no misunderstandings. You are responsible for the conduct and actions of your visitors. If you pay for your guest, please let us know when you are expecting visitors so that we do not charge them as they enter the campground.

6. We mow our sites each week.  Please check that items are removed from the grass and carpets are one foot away from the grass for us to maneuver our mowers around your site.  We are not responsible for any damage to items closer than one foot to our grass.

7. The speed limit is 5 MPH.  Please inform your visitors and help us set a good example.

8. Please take your own garbage to the dumpsters.  All garbage should be in a garbage bag. Please do not place anything outside of the dumpsters. Please see Curt if you have any large wooden or metal items as we recycle all metal.

9. We encourage voluntary recycling programs and ask for your support.  Please use the one stream recycling bins for aluminum, plastic, glass, cardboard and paper. Please break down all boxes. No plastic bags are allowed. All items should be clean. Dirty items should go in the dumpsters.

10. We do not allow seasonal campers to have golf carts in the campground.

11. Electrical meters are read at the end of each month and are to be paid at the camp office within two weeks.  A late fee will be assessed if your bill is not paid by the end of the month. 

12. Columbia County will tax your trailer unless it has a valid registration and inspection or is removed from your site.  You may pay us a small fee for us to move and store your camper in another part of the campground.

Security cameras are placed around the campground and in various buildings for camper and property protection.