THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOUR STAY

OFFICE HOURS

In summer months (April-September) office is open 7:00am to 9:00pm . During the winter season (November-March) the office is open 9:00am to 5:00pm. If you arrive prior to office opening, we do have registration envelopes and drop box at the front of office.

CHECK-IN

CHECK-OUT

RV/TENT SITES: 3:00PM - 9:00PM
CABINS: 4:00PM - 9:00PM
If you arrive prior to check-in time, you will be required to register for day use: $8 per person and per pet. Please note that your site may be occupied until the check-out time.

RV/TENT SITES: 1:00PM
CABINS: 11:00AM

Deposits are non-refundable. Cancellation notices must be placed by 5pm five days prior to your scheduled arrival date to be eligible for a raincheck good up to one year.

From 10:00pm to 8:00AM

Cabins are non-smoking and non-pet. Please do not bring your pet with you if you are staying in a cabin. Upon departure we request you wash your dishes and take the trash out.

Pets are welcome in RV/Tent sites and on the beach. Pets must be leashed.

All visitors to Crescent Beach must be registered as either a camping guest or day-use visitor. If you have friends/family visit you during your stay, they must stop by the office to register: $8 per person and per pet.

Our half-mile private beach borders both county and privately owned land. Our eastern boundary is Salt Creek and on the west is at the rainbow pole. You may enjoy the county park east of the creek, but do not pass the rainbow pole west of us, as that is a privately owned property.

Fires are permitted inside designated fire-rings at each site only (no beach fires allowed). Do not burn driftwood, gather or cut branches from trees. Firewood is for sale at the office $6.00 a bundle or 3 bundles for $15

Please arrive with an empty holding tank. There is a dump station at our neighbor, Salt Creek Recreation for $10.00 if you need to dump prior to arriving. If you have booked a FHU site, you may dump what you accrue at the park, but please be mindful to not burden our septic system by arriving with water you have accumulated elsewhere