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www.dec.ny.gov Book camping reservations at: newyorkstateparks.reserveamerica.com or by calling: 1-800-456-CAMP CAMPGROUND MAP facebook.com/NYSDECcampgrounds CAMPING REGISTERING FOR A CAMPSITE • Anyone entering campground must register & pay appropriate fee (current fees will be posted) • You must register for your own site & you must be at least 18 years of age • Have equipment & be ready to camp at time of registration • Camping permits can be issued for up to 2 weeks • From July 1st through Labor Day, only 14 cumulative nights of camping will be permitted at any camp- ground. This is to ensure new campers can enjoy their right to camp (the 14 night limit may be extended depending upon site availability) CHECK-IN & CHECK-OUT TIMES • Check-in time is from 12:00 noon until 9 p.m. (Camp- ers must register for their campsite before 9 p.m. on the first night of reservation or the site will be subject to re-rental & all fees will be forfeited • Check-out is 11 a.m. on camping permit expiration date OCCUPYING YOUR CAMPSITE • Each site is limited to 6 individuals, two tents or one unit of hard wheeled camping equipment and one tent, and two vehicles (additional vehicles required to park in a designated area & are subject to additional fees) • All equipment must be set-up on the designated area of the site only GENERATOR USE • Use is limited to no more than five hours per day • Hours must fall between the hours of 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. daily • If the use of generator is deemed unreasonably loud by staff, an individual’s use may be limited and/or prohibited SPEED LIMIT • 15MPH within campground RECYCLING • Check with campground for rules & regulations GENERAL BEHAVIOR QUIET HOURS • From 10 p.m. until 7 a.m. and strictly enforced • Your cooperation is greatly appreciated by both the campground staff & your fellow campers • Violators to this policy may be evicted and all fees will be forfeited CAMPFIRES & FIREWOOD • Fires must only be built in fireplaces provided & should never be left unattended • Only dead & down wood may be used in fires • No chainsaws permitted in campgrounds • Cutting down trees (alive or dead) is prohibited • Do not use fireplaces as chopping blocks • Burning trash is prohibited • Help stop the spread of invasive insects by purchasing your firewood at the campground or at a local vendor FIREARMS & FIREWORKS • Firework possession is prohibited in campground • Firearms are not permitted in campground except for fall & spring hunting seasons, & may not be dis- charged in campground PETS • Allowed with proof of rabies vaccination (tag dated with current year or rabies certificate) • Can be walked on a leash no longer than six feet • May not be left unattended • Prohibited in facility structures, on beaches or day- use areas • You are responsible for cleaning up after your pet • Exceptions - LAKE GEORGE ISLANDS (pets pro- hibited on any islands, docks or vessels moored at docks) & ROGERS ROCK (pets prohibited on Temple Knoll, Flirtation & Waltonian Islands campsites) • Horses at Luzerne & Bear Spring Mountain allowed with proof of current negative coggins certificate. Out- of-state horse owners required to produce 30-day health certificate & patrons must carry horse’s health papers with them at all times SWIMMING, BEACHES & BOATING SWIMMING & BEACHES • Allowed at campgrounds with supervised bathing areas, when a lifeguard is on duty • There may be times when lifeguards are unavailable, & for the safety of our customers these beaches will be closed & swimming will be prohibited • Not all campgrounds offer swimming, inquire with the campground for more information • Prohibited at all beaches: Swimming outside the des- ignated swim area, athletic games, alcoholic beverages, glass containers, underwater swimming gear, inflatable devices & beach balls BOATING • Boats of all kinds must be equipped with an approved floatation device for each person aboard PLANTS, ANIMALS & AQUATIC LIFE PLANTS & ANIMALS • Do not feed, attract or harass wildlife • If you notice any animal acting strangely, contact campground staff immediately • Do not remove or disrupt plants, animals, fossils or rocks FISHING • NY State fishing license required for anyone over age of 16 • Licenses are NOT available for purchase at campgrounds JUNIOR NATURALIST PROGRAM Our campgrounds become an outdoor classroom for children 5-13 and their families. Enjoy games & activities to earn a beautiful embroidered patch. Inquire with campground for more info. or visit: ww.dec.ny.gov/education/21673.html IMPORTANT INFORMATION CRANBERRY LAKE Public Campground & Day Use Area 243 Lone Pine Road Cranberry Lake, NY (315) 848-2315 Regional Office: (315) 265-3090
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www.dec.ny.govBook camping reservations at:
newyorkstateparks.reserveamerica.comor by calling: 1-800-456-CAMP
CAMPGROUND MAP
facebook.com/NYSDECcampgrounds
CAMPINGREGISTERING FOR A CAMPSITE
• Anyone entering campground must register & pay appropriate fee (current fees will be posted)
• You must register for your own site & you must be at least 18 years of age
• Have equipment & be ready to camp at time of registration• Camping permits can be issued for up to 2 weeks• From July 1st through Labor Day, only 14 cumulative
nights of camping will be permitted at any camp-ground. This is to ensure new campers can enjoy their right to camp (the 14 night limit may be extended depending upon site availability)
CHECK-IN & CHECK-OUT TIMES• Check-in time is from 12:00 noon until 9 p.m. (Camp-
ers must register for their campsite before 9 p.m. on the first night of reservation or the site will be subject to re-rental & all fees will be forfeited
• Check-out is 11 a.m. on camping permit expiration date
OCCUPYING YOUR CAMPSITE• Each site is limited to 6 individuals, two tents or one
unit of hard wheeled camping equipment and one tent, and two vehicles (additional vehicles required to park in a designated area & are subject to additional fees)
• All equipment must be set-up on the designated area of the site only
GENERATOR USE• Use is limited to no more than five hours per day• Hours must fall between the hours of 9 a.m. to 11
a.m. and 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. daily• If the use of generator is deemed unreasonably loud
by staff, an individual’s use may be limited and/or prohibited
SPEED LIMIT• 15MPH within campground
RECYCLING• Check with campground for rules & regulations
GENERAL BEHAVIORQUIET HOURS
• From 10 p.m. until 7 a.m. and strictly enforced• Your cooperation is greatly appreciated by both the
campground staff & your fellow campers• Violators to this policy may be evicted and all fees will
be forfeited
CAMPFIRES & FIREWOOD• Fires must only be built in fireplaces provided &
should never be left unattended• Only dead & down wood may be used in fires• No chainsaws permitted in campgrounds• Cutting down trees (alive or dead) is prohibited• Do not use fireplaces as chopping blocks• Burning trash is prohibited• Help stop the spread of invasive insects by
purchasing your firewood at the campground or at a local vendor
FIREARMS & FIREWORKS• Firework possession is prohibited in campground• Firearms are not permitted in campground except for
fall & spring hunting seasons, & may not be dis-charged in campground
PETS• Allowed with proof of rabies vaccination (tag dated
with current year or rabies certificate)• Can be walked on a leash no longer than six feet• May not be left unattended• Prohibited in facility structures, on beaches or day-
use areas• You are responsible for cleaning up after your pet• Exceptions - LAKE GEORGE ISLANDS (pets pro-
hibited on any islands, docks or vessels moored at docks) & ROGERS ROCK (pets prohibited on Temple Knoll, Flirtation & Waltonian Islands campsites)
• Horses at Luzerne & Bear Spring Mountain allowed with proof of current negative coggins certificate. Out-of-state horse owners required to produce 30-day health certificate & patrons must carry horse’s health papers with them at all times
SWIMMING, BEACHES & BOATING
SWIMMING & BEACHES• Allowed at campgrounds with supervised bathing
areas, when a lifeguard is on duty• There may be times when lifeguards are unavailable,
& for the safety of our customers these beaches will be closed & swimming will be prohibited
• Not all campgrounds offer swimming, inquire with the campground for more information
• Prohibited at all beaches: Swimming outside the des-ignated swim area, athletic games, alcoholic beverages, glass containers, underwater swimming gear, inflatable devices & beach balls
BOATING• Boats of all kinds must be equipped with an
approved floatation device for each person aboard
PLANTS, ANIMALS & AQUATIC LIFE
PLANTS & ANIMALS• Do not feed, attract or harass wildlife• If you notice any animal acting strangely, contact
campground staff immediately• Do not remove or disrupt plants, animals, fossils or
rocks
FISHING• NY State fishing license required for anyone over age
of 16• Licenses are NOT available for purchase at
campgrounds
JUNIOR NATURALIST PROGRAM Our campgrounds become an outdoor classroom for children 5-13 and their families. Enjoy games & activities to earn a beautiful embroidered patch.
Inquire with campground for more info. or visit:ww.dec.ny.gov/education/21673.html
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
CRANBERRY LAKE
Public Campground & Day Use Area
243 Lone Pine RoadCranberry Lake, NY
(315) 848-2315
Regional Office:(315) 265-3090
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