At Olde Oak RV Park & Campground, we prioritize the safety, comfort, and enjoyment of all our guests. To ensure a pleasant experience for everyone, we have established a set of park rules that promote a harmonious environment. Whether you're here for a weekend getaway or an extended stay, these guidelines are designed to help you make the most of your time with us while respecting the community and natural surroundings.
Our park accommodates camper and RV parties consisting of up to two adults and children. Larger groups may incur an extra impact charge based on the park's occupancy and utility load. Each lot allows parking for two vehicles, with additional cars stored at an added fee of $10 per month. All guests, including day visitors, must sign in for liability reasons. Pets are welcome, with specific guidelines to ensure a safe and clean environment. We enforce quiet hours from 11 PM to 7 AM to maintain a peaceful atmosphere. Firewood must be stacked neatly, and burning of trash and plastic is prohibited. Payments are due in full by move-in day, with regular monthly payments due on the first of the month.
Contact us for more details on specific rules and regulations.
Camper/RV Parties: Groups of 2 adults and children. Larger groups may incur an extra impact charge based on park’s occupancy and utility load. Lots allow parking for two vehicles. Additional cars can be stored at an added fee of $10/month.
Guests: ALL GUESTS – Even guest of guests -- MUST SIGN IN (liability reasons). Additional cars for day visitors are subject to a $10/day impact-usage fee.
Pets: Are welcome. No Dog Kennels. Clean up after pets. Constant yapping not permitted. Keep leashed. Limit 1 animal per responsible adult. NOTE: A working dog patrols premises.
Firewood: Stack firewood neatly. Refrain from burning trash and plastic. Fire rings must be kept clean of debris.
QUIET TIME: 11PM – 7AM; STRICTLY ENFORCED
Firearms & narcotics: Not permitted.
PAYMENT: Payments via check, money order and by credit card through email / online links. Payments are due in full by day of move-in, and regular monthly payments are due on the first of the month. Late payments incur added 10% penalty fee.
Park Use subject to termination when:
Disrespecting other park users, park management, park property and property of other users and violating rules, policies and safety procedures cited to right can result in park eviction and contract termination.
RV Units / Trailers and Cars/transport vehicles with RV Party MUST BE INSURED and ROAD-WORTHY (working wheels & tires) and able to be moved within 24-hour notice. RVs must have working smoke detector & inspected / valid fire extinguisher. Vehicle maintenance & mechanical work prohibited at site. Contact management for options.
The Park User (PU) assumes responsibility for moving camper during high water events. Weather can make river levels rise unexpectedly and could require evacuation due to flooding. Immobile units and failure to comply with Park Manager instructions are grounds for eviction from park.
Issues/Disputes
Should problems arise during stay, please inform management immediately. Allow 48 business hour window for discussion and resolution before contacting outside parties (insurance, attorneys, etc.).
Parties & Events
Parties with more than 12 outside guests need prior management approval to make arrangements to minimize disruption to fellow park users.
WINTER CAMPING
Heated water lines required to assure service continuity. Propane heat and trailer under-skirt required, Users are responsible to winterize units or maintain interior temps to prevent freezing. Leave faucets dripping during freeze alerts. Disconnect water hose when leaving for 2+ days.
TRAILER ABANDONMENT POLICY
Vehicles left unoccupied on an unpaid site without prior written authorization from the Park Manager/Owner (PM/O) will be deemed abandoned. Any vehicle not removed within 48 hours of the Move out date will be deemed abandoned. PU understands that abandoned property will be moved or disposed of at the PU’s cost. PM/O reserves the right to dispose of titled vehicles pursuant to State of WV laws. Appropriate disposal includes but is not limited to PM/O filing for the seizure of the remaining property with the municipal court pursuant to local ordinances (Mason County, WV).
OTHER PROPERTY, such as anchored/secured storage huts, shelters and decks, are surrendered to the Park pursuant to WV Laws.
Located in West Columbia, WV, this riverside getaway is open year-round. Spacious lots with full-service utility hookups. 30amp and 50amp electric. Pull-through sites and playgrounds available. Pet-friendly. Request a callback today.
Open 24 hours – Year Round
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