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DAmity Campground RulesThe US Army Corps of Engineers welcomes you to the West Point Project and asks for your assistance in mak-ing your visit safe and enjoyable. Please be considerate of other campers, cooperate with the park attendants and comply with the following rules during your stay. These guidelines are intended to ensure orderly park operation, visitor safety, and protection of the environment and public property. Federal, state and local laws apply to the use of all US Army Corps of Engineers parks. Specific regu-lations for the use of Corps water resource projects are listed in Title 36 CFR, Part 327. Copies of the regulations are available at the park attendant station.Campground HoursAmity Campground is open daily from 7:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. To ensure your safety, the entrance gates are locked from 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. Quiet hours are observed from 10:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. Check-in time is guaran-teed for reservations after 4:00 p.m. Campers must re-move their camping equipment and exit the campground prior to 3:00 p.m. on the day of their departure. An ad-ditional camping fee may be charged for late departure. VehiclesCampsites are limited to four vehicles. Park your vehi-cles only in designated parking spaces. Boat trailers may be parked in designated spaces at the boat-launching ramps. Please use your vehicle only for transportation to and from specific points within the park. You must ride only in the cab of your vehicle and wear seat belts. The speed limit is 15 miles per hour. Passes must be displayed from the rearview mirror of all vehicles.

Campsite OccupancyCampsite occupancy is limited to no more than eight reg-istered campers per campsite. Designated campsites are provided for your use. Place your tent on the impact pad provided and park your camping unit on the parking spur to avoid damaging grassy areas. Limit the use of the utility hook ups to one camping unit per site. Placing camping equipment on a site without permission in order to reserve it for future use is not permitted and daily occupancy at your campsite is required. Only adults, 18 years or older, may rent a campsite. Minors may not be left in the camp-ground without adult supervision. Campfires should be confined to fire rings or grills and never left unattended. Dead limbs and fallen trees may be used for firewood. Lantern hangers are provided at each site. Do not hang lanterns on trees. Camping LimitLength of stay is limited to no more than 14 days during a 30-day consecutive period. Any overnight stay at Am-ity, Holiday, R. Shaefer Heard Campground and Whitetail Ridge Campground in any 30-day consecutive period will be counted toward your limit.

Visitors Visitors to registered campers are welcome; however, vehicles will not be allowed to exceed the maximum campsite allowance. Visitor passes for those who visit you from 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. are issued by the park attendant for a user fee. Visitors are required to exit the campground by 9:30 p.m., or upon the camper’s check-out.

SanitationPlease keep your site clean by placing litter in trash bags. Sewage and gray water are to be held in your holding tanks until deposited in the sanitary disposal station. Trash dumpsters and a sanitary disposal station are provided at convenient locations around the park for your use. Do not deposit litter in the fire rings or grills.

Firearms and Fireworks Possession of loaded firearms and/or fireworks is prohib-ited.PetsPets are permitted in the campground and must be kept on a leash under six feet in length or in a small cage. Pet owners are responsible for proper disposal of waste products. Wild, exotic or vicious pets and livestock are not permitted in the campground. Pets are prohibited in rest-rooms, shower houses and playgrounds. WildlifeDue to health and safety concerns, please do not ap-proach or feed wildlife.

Golden Age & Golden Access Passports and America the Beautiful Senior & Access PassesThe Passport or Pass holder is the only individual autho-rized to use a discount pass when registering and pay-ing user fees. The Passport or Pass holder must be a member of the camping party, must occupy the campsite overnight and will be required to show photo identifica-tion. America the Beautiful Annual Passes and Volunteer Passes are not accepted at Corps of Engineers facilities.

Thank you for choosing a US Army Corps of Engineers park. If we may be of service to you during your stay, please contact us at 706-645-2937, visit our website at http://www.sam.usace.army.mil/westpt, or write to:

Project Management Office500 Resource Management Drive West Point, Georgia 31833-9517

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1001 County Road 393Lanett, AL 36863(334) 499-2404

For campsite reservations,please visit www.recreation.gov or call 1-877-444-6777

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Campground HoursWhitetail Ridge Campground is open daily from 7:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. To ensure your safety, the entrance gates are locked from 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. Quiet hours are observed from 10:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. Check-in time is guaranteed for reservations after 4:00 p.m. Camp-ers must remove their camping equipment and exit the campground prior to 3:00 p.m. on the day of their depar-ture. An additional camping fee may be charged for late departure.

VehiclesSingle campsites are limited to four vehicles per site. Double campsites are limited to eight vehicles per site. Park your vehicles only in designated parking spaces. Please use your vehicle only for transportation to and from specific points within the park. You must ride only in the cab of your vehicle and wear seat belts. The speed limit is 15 miles per hour. Passes must be displayed from the rearview mirror of all vehicles.

Campsite OccupancyCampsite occupancy is limited to no more than eight registered campers per single campsite and sixteen registered campers per double campsite. Designated campsites are provided for your use. Place your tent on the impact pad provided and park your camping unit on the parking spur to avoid damaging grassy areas. Limit the use of the util-ity hook ups to one camping unit per single camp-site. Placing camping equipment on a site without permission in order to reserve it for future use is not permitted and daily occupancy at your camp-site is required. Only adults, 18 years or older, may rent a campsite. Minors may not be left in the campground without adult supervision. Campfires should be confined to fire rings or grills and never left unattended. Dead limbs and fallen trees may be used for firewood. Lantern hangers are pro-vided at each site. Do not hang lanterns on trees.

Camping LimitLength of stay is limited to no more than 14 days during a 30-day consecutive period. Any overnight stay at Am-

ity, Holiday, R. Shaefer Heard Campground and Whitetail Ridge Campground in any 30-day consecutive period will be counted toward your limit.

Visitors Visitors to registered campers are welcome; how-ever, vehicles will not be allowed to exceed the maximum campsite allowance. Visitor passes for those who visit you from 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. are issued by the park attendant for a user fee. Visitors are required to exit the campground by 9:30 p.m., or upon the camper’s check-out.

SanitationPlease keep your site clean by placing litter in trash bags. Sewage and gray water are to be held in your holding tanks until deposited in the sanitary disposal station. Trash dumpsters and a sanitary disposal station are provided at convenient loca-tions around the park for your use. Do not deposit litter in the fire rings or grills.

Firearms and Fireworks Possession of loaded firearms and/or fireworks is prohibited.

PetsPets are permitted in the campground and must be kept on a leash under six feet in length or in a small cage. Pet owners are responsible for proper dis-posal of waste products. Wild, exotic or vicious pets and livestock are not permitted in the campground. Pets are prohibited in restrooms, shower houses and playgrounds.

WildlifeDue to health and safety concerns, please do not approach or feed wildlife.

Golden Age & Golden Access Passports and America the Beautiful Senior & Access PassesThe Passport or Pass holder is the only individual authorized to use a discount pass when registering and paying user fees. The Passport or Pass holder must be a member of the camping party, must oc-cupy the campsite overnight and will be required to show photo identification. America the Beautiful Annual Passes and Volunteer Passes are not ac-cepted at Corps of Engineers facilities.

Thank you for choosing a US Army Corps of Engi-neers park. If we may be of service to you during your stay, please contact us at 706-645-2937, visit our website at http://www.sam.usace.army.mil/westpt, or write to:

Project Management Office500 Resource Management Drive West Point, Georgia 31833-9517

Whitetail Ridge CampgroundWest Point Lake

55 single unit campsites with electrical and water hookups.

Campsites 3, 32 and 56 are double unit sites with electrical and water hookups.

Campsites 1-10, 22-38, 41-46 and49-50 may be reserved.

All campsites can accommodate recreational vehicles and/or tents.

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565 Abbottsford RoadLaGrange, GA 30240(706) 884-8972

For campsite reservations,please visit www.recreation.gov or call 1-877-444-6777.

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The US Army Corps of Engineers welcomes you to the West Point Project and asks for your assistance in making your visit safe and enjoyable. Please be considerate of other campers, cooperate with the park attendants and comply with the fol-lowing rules during your stay. These guidelines are intended to ensure orderly park operation, visitor safety, and protec-tion of the environment and public property. Federal, state and local laws apply to the use of all US Army Corps of En-gineers parks. Specific regulations for the use of Corps water resource projects are listed in Title 36 CFR, Part 327. Copies of the regulations are available at the park attendant station.

Campground HoursHoliday Campground is open daily from 7:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. To ensure your safety, the entrance gates are locked from 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. Quiet hours are observed from 10:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. Check-in time is guaranteed for res-ervations after 4:00 p.m. Campers must remove their camp-ing equipment and exit the campground prior to 3:00 p.m. on the day of their departure. An additional camping fee may be charged for late departure.

VehiclesSingle campsites are limited to four vehicles per site. Double campsites are limited to eight vehicles per site. Park your vehicles only in designated parking spaces. Boat trailers may be parked in designated spaces at the boat-launching ramps. Please use your vehicle only for transportation to and from specific points within the park. You must ride only in the cab of your vehicle and wear seat belts. The speed limit is 15 miles per hour. Passes must be displayed from the rearview mirror of all vehicles.

Campsite OccupancyCampsite occupancy is limited to no more than eight registered campers per campsite. Designated camp-sites are provided for your use. Place your tent on the impact pad provided and park your camping unit on the parking spur to avoid damaging grassy areas. Limit the use of the utility hook ups to one camping unit per site. Placing camping equipment on a site without permis-sion in order to reserve it for future use is not permitted and daily occupancy at your campsite is required. Only adults, 18 years or older, may rent a campsite. Minors may not be left in the campground without adult super-vision. Campfires should be confined to fire rings or grills and never left unattended. Dead limbs and fallen trees may be used for firewood. Lantern hangers are provided at each site. Do not hang lanterns on trees.

Camping LimitLength of stay is limited to no more than 14 days during a 30-day consecutive period. Any overnight stay at Amity, Holiday, R. Shaefer Heard Campground and Whitetail Ridge Campground in any 30-day consecutive period will be counted toward your limit.

Visitors Visitors to registered campers are welcome; however, vehicles will not be allowed to exceed the maximum campsite allowance. Visitor passes for those who visit you from 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. are issued by the park attendant for a user fee. Visitors are required to exit the campground by 9:30 p.m., or upon the camper’s check-out.

SanitationPlease keep your site clean by placing litter in trash bags. Sewage and gray water are to be held in your holding tanks until deposited in the sanitary disposal station. Trash dumpsters and a sanitary disposal station are provided at convenient locations around the park for your use. Do not deposit litter in the fire rings or grills.

Firearms and Fireworks Possession of loaded firearms and/or fireworks is prohibited.

PetsPets are permitted in the campground and must be kept on a leash under six feet in length or in a small cage. Pet owners are responsible for proper disposal of waste products. Wild, exotic or vicious pets and livestock are not permitted in the campground. Pets are prohibited in restrooms, shower houses and playgrounds.

WildlifeDue to health and safety concerns, please do not approach or feed wildlife.

Golden Age & Golden Access Passports and America the Beautiful Senior & Access PassesThe Passport or Pass holder is the only individual au-thorized to use a discount pass when registering and paying user fees. The Passport or Pass holder must be a member of the camping party, must occupy the campsite overnight and will be required to show photo identification. America the Beautiful Annual Passes and Volunteer Passes are not accepted at Corps of Engineers facilities.

Thank you for choosing a US Army Corps of Engineers park. If we may be of service to you during your stay, please contact us at 706-645-2937, visit our website at http://www.sam.usace.army.mil/westpt, or write to:Project Management Office500 Resource Management Drive West Point, Georgia 31833-9517

954 Abbottsford RoadLaGrange, GA 30240(706) 884-6818

Holiday CampgroundWest Point Lake

For campsite reservations call1- 877- 444 - 6777 or visit www.recreation. gov

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Walk-in TentSites 113-143

Sites 103-112

Sites 98-102Sites 61- 83

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All Campsites have Water & 50 amp Electrical Hookups.Reservable Campsites:4-7, 12-17, 19-21, 23 & 24.*Premium/Waterfront Sites.For Reservations: Call 1-877-444-6777 or www.recreation.govNote: Sites 9 & 10 are designed for pop-up campers or tents only.

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The Corps of Engineers welcomes you to Allatoona Lake. In order to make everyone’s stay a pleasurable one, listed are some of the basic campground rules derived from TITLE 36 CFR (Code of Regulations). For complete regulations, see bulletin board, Park Attendant Contractor or visit website http://www.sam.usace.army.mil/allatoona//

1. CAMPSITE OCCUPANCY is limited to a maximum number of SIX (6) registered campers per campsite, (six years of age or older) related or unrelated, exceptions only for man, wife, and unmarried children. Campers are those persons that stay overnight on the campsite. Persons camping under eighteen (18) years of age must be accompanied by an adult. Children may not be left unattended in the camp-ground without adult supervision.

2. CAMPING EQUIPMENT must be set up on gravel impact area or paved pullout. 3. The “orange rental verification card” must be posted on the numbered campsite post immediately after

registering. Camping permits are not transferable.4. VEHICLES ON CAMPSITES is limited to a maximum number of three (3) per campsite other than camping

equipment. This includes visitor vehicles.5. CHECK-IN TIME is guaranteed for reservations after 4 PM. seven days a week.6. CHECK-OUT TIME is 3 PM. seven days a week. Campers and their guests are required to leave the

campground at check out time. An additional night’s camping fee will be charged for late departures.7. GATE is locked from 10:30 PM to 7 AM. From Oct 1 to Mar 31, gate is locked from 9 PM to 7 AM.

Emergency exits only during these hours. (For emergency exit, see Park Attendant Contractor at their campsite which is located near the gatehouse).

8. VISITORS are limited to a maximum number of FOUR (4) per campsite (six years of age or older) in addition to the registered campers. Visitors must depart the campground by 10 PM. From Oct 1 to Mar 31, visitors must depart the campground by 8:30 PM. User fee to visit a registered camper is $4.00 per vehicle, walk-in, or boat-in. Visitors are persons that visit a registered camper for the day. Visitors are subject to all rules, regulations and restrictions.

9. COURTESY PASSES are restricted to the hours of 7 AM until dark. Passes will not be issued when the park is over 50% occupied due to safety considerations.

10. CAMPING LIMIT is 14 consecutive days or 14 nonconsecutive days in any 30-day period at all Corps of Engineers-operated campgrounds on the Allatoona Lake Project.

11. QUIET HOURS are in effect from 10 PM to 6 AM daily. Unreasonably loud noise is prohibited at any time.12. PASSES MUST BE DISPLAYED from rearview mirror of all vehicles.13. FIREWORKS, firearms, explosives, and projectile-firing devices are prohibited.14. CAMPFIRES must be confined to fireplaces or grills. Do not leave fires unattended. Extinguish all fires upon

departure from campsite. Only dead wood on the ground may be collected for firewood.15. DESIGNATED SWIMMING AREAS are not supervised. Swim at your own risk. Swimming at launching

ramps and courtesy docks IS PROHIBITED.

16. GRAY/WASTE WATER from RV’s and portable toilets must be caught in holding tanks or other receptacle and deposited at the dump station. Washing vehicles, camping equipment, or anything that produces gray water to be discharged on or around the campsite is prohibited.

17. SINKS in restrooms and laundry rooms are not to be used for washing pets or dishes, or for cleaning fish, etc.18. PETS MAXIMUM TWO (2) PETS PER CAMPSITE. (NO EXCEPTIONS). Wild, exotic, or vicious pets

and livestock are not permitted in the campground. Known VICIOUS pets such as Dobermans, Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, etc., or those that present an unacceptable high risk of serious injury, are not allowed. All pets must be penned, caged, or restrained on a leash no longer than six (6) feet. Pet owners must dispose of all pet waste in dumpsters. Pets are not allowed in restrooms, on playgrounds, or on beaches.

DO NOT LEAVE PETS UNATTENDED. 19. FEEDING GEESE AND OTHER WILDLIFE is prohibited due to health and environmental concerns.20. TREES in the park should be protected. Hang lanterns on metal hangers provided at the campsite. Do not nail,

saw, or chop on trees.21. ALL GARBAGE MUST BE PLACED IN THE DUMPSTERS which are located at shower wash-houses

and dump stations. Do not deposit garbage in fireplaces or grills. Campsite must be kept clean during occupancy. Clean your campsite upon departure. Do not leave garbage bags on the site.

22. VEHICLES must be street legal, operated by a licensed driver on established road-ways in accordance with State Highway Regulations and parked on paved surfaces. No golf carts/ scooters/mini-bikes, etc. No riding on the exterior of vehicles. No joy riding.

23. Golden Age/Golden Access Passports and Interagency Senior/Access Pass: The Passport or Pass holder is the only individual authorized to use a discount pass when registering and paying user fees, the holder must be a member of the camping party, must occupy the campsite overnight, and will be required to show photo identification.

24. Any act or conduct which interferes with, impedes, or disrupts another person’s use of the project (boisterous, rowdy, or disorderly), IS PROHIBITED.

25. Failure to abide by these park regulations and restrictions may result in legal action, expulsion, and/or forfeiture of fees paid.

26. The person registered for a campsite shall be presumed to be responsible for any violation of rules unless proven otherwise.

27. Interference with any Park Ranger or Government employee in the conduct of their official duty is prohibited. Individuals may be required to furnish proper identification to Park Rangers.

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Rules and Regulations

153 Eastbank Road, Bainbridge, GA 39819, (229) 662-9273

Park Rules• Fires are allowed in grills and fire rings only. Do not leave fires unattended and extinguish all fires before leaving.• Gathering of dead wood on the ground for use as firewood is permitted.• Pets are allowed but must be kept on a 6 ft. leash. No pets are allowed in the restrooms. Please dispose of all pet waste properly.• Quiet hours are 10 p.m. until 7:00 a.m. • A total of 8 people are allowed per campsite, including visitors.• Visitor Fees are $3.00 per vehicle. Visitor Hours are 7:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m.• Only “street legal” vehicles are allowed in the park. Two vehicles are allowed per camper. An additional vehicle will be allowed at a $3.00 charge per day. • Vehicles should be parked on the impact pad or overflow parking areas. Vehicles are not allowed on the grass and should stay on authorized roadways at all times.• No washing of vehicles in the campground.• Tents should be placed away from fire hazards. Tent placement may not encroach on another’s campsite.• Please keep campsite and surrounding area clean and litter-free during your visit. Trash should be disposed of at dumpster. • Dumping of gray water is prohibited. Gray water and sewage should be disposed of at the dump station.• Check-out time is 3 p.m. • Entrance gates are locked at 10 p.m. and opened at 7 a.m. In case of an emergency, please contact the Park Attendant.• Fireworks are not permitted at any time.• Obey all posted restrictions.

For additional information, a brochure entitled RULES AND REGULATIONS is available describing Title 36, Chapter III, part 327 of the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations.

“THE ACF”Apalachicola, Chattahoochee, Flint

Rivers System Lake Seminole lies within the borders of both Georgia and Florida and has 37,500 acres of water, 376 miles of shoreline, and over 22,000 acres of surrounding land. It was originally authorized as the Jim Woodruff Lock and Dam Project by the River and Harbor Act of 1946. Jim Woodruff Lock was the first of three locks and dams constructed for navigation, hydro-power, recreation and related purposes on the Apalachicola, Chattahoochee and Flint River systems. Construction of the project began in 1947 and was completed in 1957. The area is very diverse with hills and bluffs, rivers and streams. Pine, oak, gum, cypress, and our famous wiregrass, provides habitat for an abundance of wildlife, including both game and non-game animals, and many threatened and endangered species of plants and animals. Abundant aquatic vegetation in the rivers, streams, sloughs and sinkholes provides for over 79 known species of fish. The area around Lake Seminole is rich in history, having been occupied by man for at least 10,000 years. Among other Native Americans, the Seminoles lived here until around 1825, and it is they for whom the lake is named. The Spanish and English have also occupied the land and fought battles, as described by the many historic markers throughout the area. Steamboats once kept the ports busy, and the area is still known for its agricultural production. More information about the area can be found at the Resource Management Office, or by contacting the local towns around the lake. Or come visit and see for yourself!

Your comments, suggestions, and concerns are welcomed. Please forward them to:

U.S. Army Corps of EngineersWoodruff-Seminole Site Office

2382 Booster Club RoadChattahoochee, Florida 32324

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Camping at Eastbank

Eastbank Campground is located on beautiful Lake Seminole, which lies in Southern Georgia and Northern Florida. The campground is a Class-A facility with 65 tent and RV sites, including picnic tables, lantern posts, fire rings, and electrical and water hookups. Additional facilities include: handicapped/special access sites and facilities, sewer dump station, fish cleaning station, laundry facility, restrooms, hot showers, and a picnic shelter. A volleyball/badminton net, horseshoe pit, and shuffleboard court are also within the park. You can get more information about the Lake Seminole Project and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers by visiting our website at http://sam.usace.army.mil/op/rec/seminole/.

Camping Reservations may be obtained through Reserve America at 1-877-444-6777 or on the internet at www.Recreation.gov. A four day window is observed for all reservations. Camping is limited to 14 days during any 30-consecutive-day period. Extensions may be granted with approval. No extensions are granted over holidays. Visitors are welcome to visit campers. There is a daily fee for visitors. Discounts are available to those who own a senior access pass. Please see the Park Attendant for more information. Operate under Eastern Time Zone.

For Your Safety

Keep the little ones safe by watching them around the water. Also be aware that like any natural area, Eastbank Campground has a variety of wildlife, including alligators, venomous snakes and spiders. Remember not to feed the wildlife so that they do not become a nuisance.

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Horseshoe Pit, Volleyball Net, Tetherball and Shuffleboard Court available in the campground for your enjoyment. See Park Attendant for sports equipment.

Non-Reservable Sites: 14, 16, 19, 20, 21, 23, 34, 48, 52, 57, 58, 59, 64, 65

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