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RULES
  • Quiet Hours are from 10pm to 8am
  • Check out time is 12:00 noon
  • Speed limit is 15mph, please watch out for children.
  • Display your Camping Vehicle Permit on the rear view mirror.
  • Tents must display the tent tags clearly at the top of the tents.
  • City Ordinance requires all pets must be leashed, in control, and cleaned up after. Pets are not to be left at campsites unattended. Animal Control will be contacted as needed and owner will be charged accordingly.
  • Parking by patrons and guests is not allowed on the roads. Overflow parking is at the south end of the campground or in the Spearfish City Park parking lot.
  • Campground is for paid patrons only. No picnicking during the Camping Season (May 15 – September 15)
  • Fires are permitted in fire rings only. Fire restrictions may be implemented at any time due to the changing fire conditions.
  • In case of an emergency after hours, please call the Spearfish Police Department at 605-642-1300
POLICIES
  • Campground Office hours are from 8am – 8pm from Memorial Day Weekend – Labor Day and on Fridays and Saturdays on other weekends. Shortened Office hours will be posted at the office as the season changes for weekdays and other times.
  • Reservations are made with a credit card for full payment or a credit card hold.
  • Cancellation Policy: Cancellations must be made by 12:00 noon the day of your arrival to receive a refund. If you do not cancel by that time, you will be charged one nights stay. All refunds are at the discretion of the Manager.
  • Full Campground Rates are effective once all utilities are turned on until they are turned off. No Early or Late Season Rates exist. Off- Season Rates do exist and are posted at the office.
  • Sturgis Rally: 1 one week minimum charge is required for all full-hookup sites and a three day minimum for non-hookup dry sites.
  • No RV or vehicle washing. Cleaning of windshields is permitted.
  • All vehicles must stop at the office and check in or receive a Visitor Pass (free of charge) during the camping season (May 15 – September 15).
  • Wrist bands will be issued to all patrons on busy holidays and at other busy times.
  • Local Spearfish residents and local carpet cleaners may dump for free at the dump station. Proof of residency will be required. Non-resident and non-patron users will be charged $3.
  • There is a consecutive 2 week stay limit. Patrons must then be out of the Campground for a minimum of one week before returning for another 2 week stay limit.
  • Tents and mats on the grass are to be moved on a regular basis to prevent killing of the turf.
Animal Control Information

The City of Spearfish Animal Control Division is maintained by the Police Department with one officer. Duties consist of enforcing city animal ordinances and parking regulations. The ACO is a certified Law Enforcement Officer with all the powers of arrest.

Section 5-1 Running at large prohibited
No owner of any animal shall permit such animal to run at large in the city and no animal shall be off the premises of its owner unless restrained upon a leash and accompanied by its owner or a member of the owner's immediate family.
City Fines:  1st offense: $50.00   2nd offense: $75.00   3rd or more $120.00

Section 5-34 Nuisances
Any dog or cat within the city which habitually barks or howls or chases or annoys animals, vehicles or persons or which damages or destroys property is hereby declared a nuisance. The Chief of Police or other Police Officer may proceed to abate such nuisance.
City Fines: $85.00
 
 
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