Harmony Ridge RV Park

Check-In 2 PM

Respect Our Property and Wildlife It is respectful to leave your RV site better than you found it. You are welcome to forge our vast woodlands for firewood already on the ground or brush along side the hiking paths. Trees with leaves on them are growing and expect to continue to do so without harm or being chopped down. Besides, they won't burn that well until months of drying out. The wildlife expects to be left alone and not be molested. Generally, black snakes are good, not harmful to humans. Respect and Leave them alone too as they kill the poisonous ones.

Please note that this area is home to a diverse range of wildlife including owls, coyotes, snakes, deer, wild boar, bobcats, among others. For the safety and well-being of everyone, we ask that you exercise caution and remain alert, especially when supervising children and pets. Enjoy your stay and the natural surroundings!

Respect The Park Owner/Host The RV Park Owner and/or the RV Park Host reserve the right to refuse service to anyone. Disrespectful guests may get one warning and then may be subject to eviction from the RV Park without a refund. We are very tolerant and have not had to kick anyone out yet. Do not be the first!

Respect other Guests The Golden Rule applies here... Treat others as you would want to be treated. It's very quiet here at night and voices really carry. We have not set explicit quiet hours, but common sense would dictate "inside voices" around your campfire when other RV'ers are heading off to bed and sleeping. This also goes for the early risers who are up at the crack of dawn! Be aware and be respectful!

Respect Yourself This is an individual to each person version of respect of one's self. The best examples we can think of are engaging in loud drama the whole RV park can hear, acting stupid after drinking to excess and regretting your words and/or actions the next day when sober.

Ok. We have to have some rules!

We started the RV Park with the intention of not having rules and expecting our guests to be respectful. However, common sense does not seem to be common enough.

• Pet's must be on leash and under the owner's control at all times. Exception: Owner's black lab mix Panelopie free ranges the property and patrols it like a boss!

• Wood on the ground can be collected and used for firepits. Please do not cut down anything standing even if you believe it to be dead.

• Guests assume the all risks of injury, death or damage to their personal property. We have lots of steep terrain, trees and many perils found in the outdoors.

Directions We recommend arriving to the park from the South and heading North on McGee Rd. It does have one deep valley to navigate through, but is much easier then coming in from the other direction that has lots of curves and steep hills. Once at the property, take the first turn in to the left on to the property from the road. Turn right just before the utility shed then left after it to head down the driveway towards the back of the park.