2013 RatesSite rates are based on 4 people.

Maximum site occupancy is 8 people, one RV and one tent, or two tents.

Optional Service FeesTank Pump-Out Service (you do not need to be present): Scheduled: $8.00 • Unscheduled: $15.00

Dump Station: No fee for registered campers • Off-road: $25.00Trailer Moves: $15.00 each way

DiscountsSunday to Thursday stay 3 nights and get the 4th night free. (Some restrictions apply.)

Stay 6 nights and get the 7th night free. (Some restrictions apply.)10% - AAA, Good Sam, Active duty military, law enforcement, or Fire/EMS (ID card required atcheck-in). Ask about our frequent camper card. Stay 10 nights and get 1 free. Check our web-site frequently for additional camping specials. Only 1 discount per visit. Discounts not valid onweekly or holiday stays. Group discounts available.

Scout, Church and Other Youth Groups(50 or less) in our tent area: Per Person - $7.00 per night

$50.00 deposit required.

Check-In / Check-Out TimesSite check-in is 3:00 PM / Check-out is 2:00 PM

Cabin and Cottage check-in is 3:00 PM / Check-out is 12:00 PMEarly check-in or late check-out fees apply. Check with office if required.

RentalsWe have cabins and cottages available for rent. Rates are based on the number of people theunit sleeps. These units are non-smoking and pets are not allowed. Must be 21 or older to rent.Security deposit required at time of check-in and is refundable within 24 hours of departure.Cabins sleep 4 and have 1 full-size bed, 1 set of bunk beds in same room, small refrigerator,heat, and a small table with 2 stools in the same room. Picnic table, charcoal grill, and fire ringlocated outside. There are restrooms, showers, and dishwashing station nearby. Linens not pro-vided. $50.00 security deposit (valid cc) required at check-in. 2-night minimum.Cottages sleep 6 and have a full size, or queen size bed, with 2 sets of bunk beds in a separateroom, full private bathroom with shower, fully equipped kitchenette including refrigerator, stovetop, microwave, coffee pot, toaster, dishes, pots, pans and utensils, table with chairs, cable TV,A/C and heat. Picnic table, charcoal grill, and fire ring located outside. Linens not provided.$100.00 security deposit (valid cc) required at check-in. 2-night minimum.

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2013 Activities

March 29 - 31 – EASTER WEEKEND Easter arrives early this year but we still have plenty of

Easter fun planned. The Easter Bunny will be here with treats, Easter Egg hunt for the kids, our

special egg toss, and the Adult Easter Egg hunt.

April 5 - 7 – CLEANUP WEEKEND - Help clean up around the campground on Saturday and receive

a coupon good for one free night of camping (1 per site). We will provide lunch for those working.

In the Area: Gettysburg 150th Music Festival “National Festival Of The States”.

April 12 - 14 – HEROES WEEKEND - All active duty (ID required) police, fire, emergency, or

military personnel receive one free night of camping with one paid night (RV/Tent sites only).

We will have our annual memorial service along with some special activities for the kids. We

are also accepting care package donations for a PA Army National Guard unit currently

deployed in Afghanistan.

In the Area: An Evening With The Painting – Cyclorama at the NPS Visitor Center

(www.nps.gov/gett).

April 19 - 21 – YARD SALE WEEKEND - Saturday we will have a yard sale open to the public.

Bring your stuff with you to our advertised yard sale (rain or shine). Saturday, enjoy ghost stories

by the campfire.

In the Area: Living History Presentations at the National Park (www.nps.org/gett).

April 26 - 28 – SCRAPBOOKING ’N’ QUIET WEEKEND - Come enjoy a nice quiet weekend

with us. We are also planning some scrapbooking activities with the Rec Hall open for all you

scrapbookers!

In the Area: 15th Annual Greyhounds in Gettysburg (www.greyhoundsingettysburg.com).

May 3 - 5 – GETTYSBURG 500 WEEKEND - Our 18th Annual “Gettysburg Campground 500”

Matchbox Car Race (trophies awarded). Bring your own car or buy a wreck (2 oz. max.

weight - NO trucks). NASCAR site decorating contest (prizes awarded). Saturday, enjoy

ghost stories by the campfire.

In the Area: 58th Apple Blossom Festival (www.appleblossomfestival.info).

2013 Non-Peak Season Weekday Weekend Holiday

Premium RV (WES Creek or 50amp) $48.00 $53.00 $66.00

Standard/Deluxe RV (WES 30 amp or WE Creek) $43.00 $48.00 $61.00

Basic RV (WE 30amp) $37.00 $43.00 $56.00

Primitive Tent $33.00 $35.00 $46.00

Cabin $65.00 $70.00 $85.00

Cottage $125.00 $140.00 $165.00

2013 Peak Season Weekday Weekend Holiday

Premium RV (WES Creek or 50amp) $53.00 $58.00 $66.00

Standard/Deluxe RV (WES 30 amp or WE Creek) $48.00 $53.00 $61.00Basic RV (WE 30amp) $43.00 $48.00 $56.00Primitive Tent $35.00 $40.00 $46.00Cabin $70.00 $75.00 $85.00Cottage $145.00 $150.00 $165.00

Daily ExtrasSite Tax (Adams County): 10% • Rental Tax (Adams County): 11%

Additional people per site $4.00 (Age 6 and up)

All rates and information are subject to change.

Please check our website for current information and updates.

Non-Peak: 3/29/13 - 5/23/13; 9/2/13 - 11/24/13Peak: 5/24/13 - 9/1/13

Holiday Weekends: Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Halloweens.

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Reservations and DepositsReservations are encouraged and accepted for stays of 2 or more nights. We accept reservations forspecific sites, but we reserve the right to make substitutions if needed. All reservations require adeposit for confirmation. Deposits are due at time of reservation. We accept cash, checks (30 days inadvance only), MC, VISA, or Discover for deposits. Reservations require a 1-night deposit except holidays which require a 2-night deposit. Credit cards charged at time of reservation for the deposit.Cash or credit card accepted for balance due at time of check-in (No checks accepted at check-in). Asecurity deposit is required at check-in for all cabins and cottage rentals. Deposits are not transferable.

Cancellation Policy14 days prior to arrival we will issue a refund less a $10.00 handling fee or a camping credit. Less than14 day notice – no refund. Camping credits must be used during the same camping season and are a1 time use only. Deposit forfeited for non-arrival on scheduled date.The fun continues rain or shine. We cannot be held responsible for weather, illness, work sched-ules, early departure, or other situations; therefore, our cancellation policy is enforced regardless ofcircumstance. No refunds for eviction.

Day VisitorsRegistered campers are responsible to register their guests. Please inform your visitors that they must stopto register and pay the appropriate fee. Visitors must leave the campground by 10:30PM. Additional feedue if visitor stays overnight.

Visitor fee $4.00 per person (Age 6 and up)

Guest GuidelinesWe encourage family camping and expect our guests to act accordingly so that everyone can enjoy theircamping experience. Our guest guidelines are published online and will be provided to you at check-in.

2013 Activities (Continued from front page)

Summer weekends always include hayrides, movies,bingo, ceramics and / or crafts, and other family fun activities.

May 10 - 12 – MOTHER’S DAY WEEKEND - Saturday morning we are having a free pancake break-fast for moms ($ for others), special crafts to make for Mom ($), mother/child mini-golf tournament,Boyd’s Bear Bingo, our wine appreciation class for moms only, and finishing up with music from ourDJ. Sunday is Mom’s day to sleep in!In the Area: Living History Presentations at the National Park (www.nps.org/gett).

May 17 - 19 – SPRING QUIET WEEKEND - The last quiet weekend before the official summer sea-son starts. Saturday evening, Matt Dodd will be here performing “Songs and Stories of the Civil War”around the campfire.In the Area: Gettysburg Spring Outdoor Antique Show (www.gettysburgretailmerchants.com);

Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival.

May 24 - 27 – MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND (3-Night Minimum) - We get going for the summer thisweekend with bingo, hayrides, mini-golf, shuffleboard, horseshoe tournaments, swimming, movies,fishing, dancing, plus much more. Our DJ will be here Friday, Ghost stories Saturday night, and theTraditions Unleashed Band Sunday night.In the Area: 146th Gettysburg Memorial Day Parade (www.gettysburg.travel);

An Evening With The Painting – Cyclorama at the NPS Visitor Center (www.nps.gov/gett).

3 hour Special Monuments Tour (www.gettysburgbattlefieldtours.com).

May 31 - June 2 – PIG ROAST AND HAWAIIAN LUAU - Hawaiian-themed crafts & activities for thekids; Our annual Pig Roast with the trimmings (Requires advance payment and reservation $); RayOwen returns Saturday evening.In the Area: An Evening With The Painting – Cyclorama at the NPS Visitor Center (www.nps.gov/gett).

Frederick Festival Of The Arts (www.frederickartscouncil.org).

June 7 - 9 – CIVIL WAR ENCAMPMENT WEEKEND - Friday evening we will have a Civil War eradance, Saturday our encampment opens here on the campground with living history activities includ-ing musket and artillery demos.In the Area: Gettysburg Festival (www.gettsyburgfestival.org).

June 14 - 16 – FATHER’S DAY WEEKEND - Saturday, we will start with a pancake breakfast, free fordads ($ for others), then make that special craft for Dad ($). Father/child mini-golf tournament, Dad’sspecial bingo, and we finish off Saturday evening with our DJ spinning tunes for the whole family.In the Area: Gettysburg Festival (www.gettsyburgfestival.org);

New Oxford Outdoor Antique Market & Craft Show (www.newoxford.org);

PA Lavender Festival (www.palavenderfestival.com).

June 21 - 23 – RUBBER DUCKY REGATTA - Saturday afternoon we will have our annual rubberducky regatta. Pick a duck and cheer it on as we race down the mighty Marsh Creek (prize awarded).Saturday, enjoy ghost stories by the campfire.In the Area: Mid-Atlantic Women’s Motorcycle Rally (www.mawmr.org);

What in the world is a Cyclorama? (www.gettysburgfoundation.org);

15th Annual Wheel Horse Tractor Show (www.wheelhorsecc.com).

June 28 - 30 – REBA TRIBUTE WEEKEND - Marie Levin and the Little Rock Band are back present-ing a fantastic “Reba” tribute show. The 150th Anniversary celebration of the Battle of Gettysburg begins.In the Area: 150th Gettysburg Civil War Battle Anniversary Events. For a complete listing of events

go to www.nps.gov/gett & www.gettysburgreenactment.com;

Cashtown 150th Anniversary (www.gettyburg.travel).

June 28 - July 8 - 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. Check www.gettysburg.trav-

el and www.nps.gov/gett for more specific event information.

July 4 - 7 – JULY 4th HOLIDAY WEEKEND - The 150th reenactment of the Battle of Gettysburg willbe this weekend. We will have plenty of activities here at the campground as well.In the Area: 150th Gettysburg Civil War Battle Anniversary celebrations & Reenactment

(www.nps.gov/gett) & (www.gettysburgreenactment.com).

July 11 - 14 – GETTYSBURG BIKE WEEK AND SOCK HOP WEEKEND - If you enjoy motorcyclesand riding this is the time to visit Gettysburg. There will be activities all around town. Saturday, enjoyghost stories by the campfire.In the Area: Gettysburg Bike Week (www.GettysburgBikeWeek.com & www.gettysburg.travel).

July 19 - 21 – LINE DANCING WEEKEND - City Slickers and Country Kickers return for an eveningof line dancing. This is a show geared for folks new to line dancing as well as the most experienced.In the Area: Adams County Irish Festival (www.AdamsCountyIrishFestival.com);

4th Annual Gettysburg 19th Century Baseball Festival (www.gettysburgbaseballfestival.com);

10th Annual CornFest (www.roundbarngettysburg.com).

July 26 - 28 – CHRISTMAS IN JULY WEEKEND - Ride on our “Festival of Lights” hayride, site dec-orating contest and dance away at our Holiday dance with music by our DJ. Bring a new unwrappedtoy to donate to Toys for Tots and receive a weekend pass for mini-golf.In the Area: Songs and Stories of a Civil War Hospital.

August 2 - 4 – ELVIS WEEKEND - Joe Forrester returns with the Roadrunners Band presenting his“Elvis for All Occasions” show. Elvis movies, Elvis trivia, Elvis music.In the Area: What in the world is a Cyclorama? (www.gettysburgfoundation.org).

August 9 - 11 – CIVIL WAR ENCAMPMENT WEEKEND - Friday evening, we will have a Civil Warera dance; Saturday, our encampment opens here on the campground with living history activities,including musket and artillery demos.In the Area: Songs and Stories of a Civil War Hospital.

August 16 - 18 – POOL PARTY WEEKEND - Come enjoy one of the last weekends left beforeschool starts. Saturday afternoon listen to our DJ poolside with plenty of fun for the whole family.Later on that evening, enjoy ghost stories by the campfire.In the Area: 20th Annual Civil War Music Muster (www.gettysburgfoundation.org);

Littlestown Good Ole Days (www.littlestownpa.info/GoodOldDays/);

Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival.

August 23 - 25 – CRAB FEAST WEEKEND - Enjoy steamed crabs, chicken, corn on the cob, &coleslaw. This will be an all-you-can eat event and requires advance payment and reservations ($).Saturday night, Ray Owen will be here with his own unique style of music.In the Area: 91st Annual South Mountain Fair (www.SouthMountainFair.com).

August 30 - September 2 – LABOR DAY WEEKEND (3-Night Minimum) - Camp with us on thelast big summer weekend! Our DJ will be here Friday evening; Saturday, enjoy ghost stories by thecampfire; and Sunday night, Don & Roxy return to finish up the weekend.In the Area: What in the world is a Cyclorama? (www.gettysburgfoundation.org).

September 6 - 8 – CAR SHOW & SOCK HOP WEEKEND - The Roadrunners Car Club of CarrollCounty, MD, will be returning to host our car show weekend. This is open to the public and trophiesare awarded. This is a scholarship fund raising activity for the children of fallen law enforcement offi-cers. Don & Roxy are back for our annual Saturday night Sock Hop dance.In the Area: 9th Annual Gettysburg Wine & Music Festival (www.GettysburgWine.com);

39th Annual East Berlin Colonial Day (www.ebhpspa.org)

September 13 - 15 – FOOTBALL AND CHILI COOK-OFF WEEKEND - Bring your best chili to ourchili cook-off tailgate party and meet other football n’ chili loving campers. Prizes awarded for thechili winners. Don’t forget to decorate your site with your team colors. Saturday, enjoy ghost storiesby the campfire.In the Area: 22nd Annual Adams County Heritage Festival (www.icpj-gettysburg.org/festival);

An Evening With The Painting – Cyclorama at the NPS Visitor Center (www.nps.gov/gett).

September 20 - 22 – QUIET WEEKEND - Enjoy a quiet fall weekend camping here in Gettysburg.Saturday, enjoy ghost stories by the campfire.In the Area: Eisenhower World War II Weekend (www.nps.gov/eise).

September 27 - 29 – PIPPINFEST - The Pippinfest festival is this weekend, as well as the GettysburgOutdoor Antique show. Saturday evening, enjoy some great bluegrass with the CB Pickers.In the Area: Gettysburg Fall Outdoor Antique Show (www.gettysburgretailmerchants.org);

Fairfield Pippinfest (www.pippenfest.com).

October 4 - 6 – APPLE HARVEST I WEEKEND - The 49th annual National Apple Harvest Festivalopens this weekend. Saturday, enjoy ghost stories by the campfire.In the Area: 49th Annual National Apple Harvest Festival (www.AppleHarvest.com).

October 11 -13 – APPLE HARVEST II & COLUMBUS DAY WEEKEND - This is the second weekend of the 49th National Apple Harvest Festival as well as the Catoctin Fall Colorfest inThurmont, MD. Saturday, enjoy ghost stories by the campfire.In the Area: 49th Annual National Apple Harvest Festival (www.AppleHarvest.com);

Catoctin Fall Colorfest (www.colorfest.org).

October 18 - 20 – HALLOWEEN 1 (2-Night Minimum) - Our first Halloween weekend with crafts,ceramics, pumpkin carving contest (prizes), adult & children costume contests (prizes), site decorat-ing contest (prizes), trick-or-treating, haunted hayrides, Halloween dance & haunted house.

In the Area: What in the world is a cyclorama? (www.gettysburgfoundation.org).

October 25 - 27 – HALLOWEEN 2 (2-Night Minimum) - Our second Halloween weekend withcrafts, ceramics, pumpkin carving contest (prizes), adult & children costume contests (prizes), sitedecorating contest (prizes), trick-or-treating, haunted hayrides, Halloween dance & haunted house.Bring your own pumpkin for carving.In the Area: Gettysburg to Appomattox (www.gettysburgfoundation.org);

New Oxford Harvest Day/Parade (www.newoxford.org);

Autumn Gettysburg Civil War Collector & Gun Show (www.thomaspublications.com).

November 1 - 3 – HALLOWEEN 3 (2-Night Minimum) - Our third Halloween weekend with crafts,ceramics, pumpkin carving contest (prizes), adult & children costume contests (prizes), site decorat-ing contest (prizes), trick-or-treating, haunted hayrides, Halloween dance & haunted house. Bringyour own pumpkin for carving.

IN COLD WEATHER WATER TO THE SITES MAY NEED TO BE SHUT OFF OVERNIGHT

November 8 - 10 – VETERANS DAY WEEKEND - Veterans get one free night of camping with onepaid night (proof of service required).November 15 - 17 – QUIET WEEKEND - If the weather is good, come get another weekend ofcamping in. Watch our website for special rates for this weekend.November 22 - 24 – REMEMBRANCE DAY WEEKEND - Numerous events are planned aroundtown commemorating the 150th anniversary of President Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address. There willalso be a civil war parade and illumination event at the Soldiers National Cemetery. In the Area: 150th Anniversary of Lincoln’s Address (www.nps.gov/gett);

Remembrance Day Parade & Ceremonies (www.suvcw.org);

11th Annual Remembrance Day Illumination at Soldiers National Cemetery (www.GettysburgFoundation.org).

CLOSED NOVEMBER 25, 2013 TO APRIL 2014

All rates and information are subject to change.Please check our website for any changes or updates: