The grounds are suitable for Shabbat-observant individuals. The parking lot is open to the general public and cars are allowed continued access. Lighting a fire is permitted in designated locations at the site. However, Shabbat-observant individuals will have all they need to sleep in the great outdoors while keeping Shabbat. The area’s “eiruv” is authorized as kosher by a Rabbi, there is a designated place for prayers with a Sefer Torah, Shabbat urns and a hot plate, and a place to light Shabbat candles. Guests are responsible for bringing wine/grape juice for Kiddush, Shabbat candles, and similar. Late checkout is available after Shabbat at no added cost.