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A service animal is defined as any animal that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability. The work or tasks performed by a service animal must be directly related to the individual's disability.
 

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The use of drones, model airplanes, boats and cars are not allowed.
 

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Most picnic tables and sites are first-come, first-served. Picnic table locations are marked on individual park maps. Visit our Find a Park webpage to view a specific park’s map.
Group picnic sites can accommodate up to 150 people. A gathering of 25 or more people requires a group picnic site reservation, which must be made at least three (3) days prior to the event. To compare and reserve sites, visit our Group Picnic webpage.
Special use permits are required for a gathering or event of any size that goes beyond the scope of routine park use, such as weddings, cultural or religious ceremonies, hiring an onsite caterer or vendor at your event, events advertised or open to the public, scientific research activities, sporting events or races, film and photoshoots, etc. Learn more about Special Use Permits. 
To host a special event where alcohol will be served at a park that prohibits alcohol consumption, an Alcohol Use Permit must be obtained.
Bounce houses and other inflatable play equipment are not allowed. 
The use of confetti, mylar balloons, and/or Styrofoam products is not allowed. Do not attach or hang decorations to trees or structures. 
Posting of signage, flyers, etc. is prohibited unless Regional Parks gives written approval.
Amplified music and/or voice is not allowed. The volume of stereos, CD players or any other noise must be kept at a minimum level.
Park hours are 7 a.m. to sunset. Parking lots and entry gates close when parks close at sunset. Allow adequate time for event clean up.
Pack out all trash, litter and food scraps. Bring your own trash bags, and if a park trash can is full, take your garbage with you until you can dispose of it properly.
 

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Hunting and possession of firearms is illegal.
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Keep items of value with you. Do not leave valuables in your car.
Pack out all trash, litter and food scraps. No garbage cans or trash service provided.
Park closes at sunset. Campers must remain in designated campground area after park closes.
Horses and other pack animals are allowed in the campground.
Dogs, cats and other pets are allowed if they are on a leash, under control and attended at all times. Maximum leash length is six (6) feet. A $2 fee will be charged per dog per reservation.

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Campers may stay up to 10 consecutive nights.

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Cancellations made within 10 days of the scheduled arrival date result in the forfeiture of first night’s camping fee. All other camping reservation and cancellation policies apply.
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Check In and Check Out Times: Check in is at 2 p.m. Check out is at 12 p.m. No-show reservation holders forfeit all paid fees. Sites must be occupied each night.
Reservations: Reservations are available up to 12 months in advance. You may make a reservation online anytime by visiting SoCoParks.org/Camping or you can call our reservation line (707) 565-2267, Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. For same day reservations, you may book online up to 8 p.m. or contact our reservation line Monday - Friday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.  Payment is due at the time of booking. One household may reserve a maximum of two campsites per park per visit. Only one email address per household may be used to make a reservation. Specific sites are not guaranteed due to the potential for unexpected conditions (flooding, fallen tree, etc.). No reservation refunds will be allowed due to weather.
Site Capacity: Two tent-only campsites available: Dragonfly (max of 4 people) and Wilikos (max of 4 people)
Quiet Hours and Generator use: Quiet hours are 10 p.m.-7 a.m.; generator hours are 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Amplified music is not allowed at any time.
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Every February, the United States honors and celebrates the rich, cultural heritage of African Americans, including their triumphs and adversities that are integral to our nation’s history and success. To pay tribute to those who came before me and cultivate a better future for my three daughters, I share some of my journey to advance nutrition security and health equity through public service and highlight ways I hope each of you can join me in these efforts.

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