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Seasonal Camper Information
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Many of you have done a magnificent job of making your sites look nice, and we want to thank you for that! We get a lot of feedback from new customers about how magnificent the campground is, and particularly some of the individual campsites. We are often told that not only is this the most attractive campground in Raystown – it is also one of the nicer campgrounds that people have stayed at across the country! It is obvious that people here take a lot of pride in their sites, and we want you to know how much we appreciate it.
- Leaf pickup is finished, please bring all compost to the compost pile. Ashes are permittable - but no garbage please!
- Remember there is a fee for visitors on holidays. Please pay this fee in advance or as the visitors arrive. Visitors must have a tag displayed on their rear view mirror going through the gate from either direction.
- Why do we require vehicle stickers and Visitor's tags when we know who you are?
This policy is for the security and peace-of-mind of everyone in the campground. If you see identification on a vehicle, you can be confident that it is someone who “belongs” in the campground, and not a vandal or an individual who does not care about the safety and well-being of our campers and their families. We deeply appreciate everyone’s cooperation in helping us enforce this policy.
- We are pleased to welcome our new Campground Hosts, Tom and Phyllis Gourdin, who will be staying on site #33 by the playground. They will be assisting us this season with general campground operations, including guest arrivals, social activities, and special projects. Tom and Phyllis are from Delaware; however they spend much of their time traveling in their motor home.
Most recently, Tom and Phyllis owned a computer store for six years. Prior to that, Tom worked in the security industry installing, programming and maintaining fire and burglar alarm systems, as well as access control systems and telephone systems. Phyllis worked 18 years for Easter Seals of Delaware, and over this period had a wide range of responsibilities across many different areas of the organization, including developing training programs, programming computers, and creating Internet sites, as well handling customer service and managing the transportation department. They both are looking forward to joining us by April 15th. Stop by to say hello.
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Mark
your Calendars
Here are key dates
we will try to keep consistent every year:
- March
1 remainder of
deposit due
- Entire
week prior to April 15 - campground closed - no entry
- April
15 Campground
Opens, electric on, water on (weather permitting)
- May
1 payment due
- July
1 payment due
- July
15 electric meters
are read
- August
15 (approximate) electric
bill sent**
- October
1 contract and
deposit for the following season are due.**
- October
15 electric meters
are read
- October
16 Campground
water is turned off
- November
15 (apron) electric
bills sent**
- December
16 Campground
electric is turned off. Gates are locked for the season
and final electric meter readings are completed.
- January
15 (apron)
final electric bill for previous season for those who
used electric after Oct 15**
**If you do not receive a bill or contract around this date, it is up to you to contact the office.
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Lake Raystown Family Camping
Resort
11601 Piney Ridge Road, Huntingdon, PA 16652
Phone: 814-643-3377
email: raystownlakecamp@aol.com
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