Terms of Service

What is your cancellation policy?
Advanced Reservations are requested and must be paid in FULL at the time of booking by a VISA or MC. If paying by check or cash, it must be received within 5 business days of making the reservation.
ALL RESERVATIONS ARE NON REFUNDABLE.

What is check-in/check-out time?
Campsites: Check-in: Noon – Check-out: 11:00 AM
Cabins/Rental Units: Check-in: 3:00 PM – Check-out: Noon
For the courtesy of our Camping Guests, we request that you arrive by 9 pm if possible. Check with reservations for exceptions.

Can we check-in early?
Early check-in’s are not always guaranteed. Please call the reservation to make arrangements.

How many cars can we park at our site?
Reservations include one car pass per site. ALL additional cars on an overnight site incur a $5/stay fee.

Do you have photos of your rental units/cabins?
Yes. Greatr River Harbor offers over 3 rental units throughout the park for your stay. The rental units range in different sizes and can sleep 4-6 people, depending on the unit. All rental units include air conditioning, full bath, and kitchen. All units are Smoke-FREE! No additional sleeping unit is allowed outside of the rental unit. Please bring blankets, linens, and towels when staying in our rental units.

What days/times is the bar & grill open?
Monday ………..…….…...5:00PM-10:00 PM
Tuesday ……………….….CLOSED
Wednesday ……….……...CLOSED
Thursday.……….………....10:00 PM–11:00 PM
Friday ………….….…..…..10:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Saturday ……..………..…..8:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Sunday ………….…….….. 8:00 AM–10:00 PM

Can I place a food order to go?
It’s easy to place an order in advance! Just call the bar at (608) 248-2454 and we will have it ready for you to pick up!

What number should I call to place an order?
Great River Harborl: (608) 248-2454.

Fireworks are prohibited.

Life guards:

There is NO life guard on duty in waterways, swim at own risk. Camper assumes full responsibility for their safety while using river.

Boat Ramp:

Is free to registered camper. Camper agrees to follow posted regulations at the ramp. Absolutely no power loading, there is a $50 fee for all incidents.Campers are not allowed to park on the dock unless filling boat with gas or utilizing the pump out service. After launching boat, vehicle and trailer are to be parked on rented site.

Can we bring our own golf carts, mopeds or electric scooters?
No, overnight guests are not allowed to bring in personal golf carts or ATV’s.
Golf carts are available to rent at a cost of $75.00+tax for the weekend (Friday-Sunday) and $99.00+tax for Holiday weekends (Friday-Monday)

You must be 16 years old with a valid drivers liscense in order to operate golf cart. You must be at least 21years of age to rent a golf cart with valid proof of auto insurance. Other restrictions may apply. Weekday rentals are available.

Do we have tent sites?
All of our campsites have water and electricity and are available for tent camping.

How many tents can we have on one site?
Additional camping units are not recommended on single sites. They may incur a $25 fee (ask about details).

How old do you have to be to rent a site?
You must be 21 years or older to register and stay on a site.

What is your pet policy?
The pet must be on a leash at all times outside of your camping unit, quiet and never left unattended. Pet owner is expected to clean up after the pet, including your own campsite. Pets are not allowed in Bar/Resturant, however can be on the back patio for dinning. All pets should be current with vaccinations. We do not allow Pitbulls or Rottweilers. Make sure your Pet has FUN too! If your pet is not used to a leash or other humans, big and small, or likes to bark freely, it may not enjoy our facility.

Do we have seasonal sites and what are the prices?
Yes, we have seasonal sites. For pricing, please Call the office for further details.

Can we purchase firewood and/or ice?
Yes. Firewood and Ice are available up at the Bar & Grill or Registration. Ice – $2.50 per bag (8lb bags) & $5.00 for (20lbs bag).
Firewood – $25.00 plus tax (Dock cart load of firewood will be delivered to your site)

What do we do with our trash and recycling?
There is a dumpster located across from the marine shop. Please toss all garbage there. No furniture or electronics are allowed to be tossed in the dumpster.

Do you have quiet hours?
Yes. We are a family campground and quiet hours are from 11 pm until 8am daily. Minors must be at their campsites during these hours. Please keep music at a reasonable level during the day. NO bike riding after dark. The playgrounds close at dusk and all fires extinguished by 1am.

What about inclement weather?
Camping is an outdoor experience. We are not responsible for the inconveniences of nature and the cancellation policy still applies. If you are in the park and severe weather is imminent, while we do not have a true storm shelter, we suggest that you take cover in one of our enclosed buildings or insdie the shower house. We will try our best to notify each campsite of any severe weather warnings. Our suggestion is the bath house located acrosse from the store and next to the playground.

PETS

Upon check-in, Please notify the office of all pets that are with you. Make sure your Pet has FUN too! If your pet is not used to a leash or other humans, big and small, or likes to bark freely, it may not enjoy our facility.

Pet Policy: The pet must be on a leash at all times outside of your camping unit, quiet and never left unattended. Pet owner is expected to clean up after the pet, including your own campsite. Pets are not allowed in any building, rental unit, pool, or on the playground. All pets should be current with vaccinations. We do not allow Pitbulls or Rottweilers due to insurance.

NOTICE OF LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

TO INDIVIDUALS CONSIDERING PARTICIPATING IN

CAMPING

Camping is a lot of fun. It offers the chance to get outdoors, experience fresh air and play in

open spaces. We are proud of our campground. We have worked hard to make a quality

experience available to our guests.

But we need to inform our guests that there are risks in camping. The experiences and attractions

which make camping enjoyable bring with them an element of hazard. We have always found

the rewards, emotional and recreational, far outweigh the risks. We believe that training, patience

and prudence avoid almost all problems. We do want to be sure all of our guests are aware of

the risks posed by camping-related activities.

Where nature, outdoors and camping activities are involved, it is possible to manage and reduce

the risk of injury. It is not possible to eliminate risk. For that reason, the State of Wisconsin has

adopted laws which limit the liability of businesses like our campground. We are not liable for

injuries and damages which result from the inherent risks of camping. We want to be sure our

customers are aware of those laws. Customers who should not participate in our recreational

activities if they are uncomfortable with the limitations on our liability resulting from the law.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

By signing my name below, I agree that I have been given this "NOTICE OF LIMITATION OF

LIABILITY TO INDIVIDUALS CONSIDERING PARTICIPATING IN CAMPING." I have

been asked to read the entire Notice by Campground. I have had the chance to ask questions

about the Notice. I have asked the Campground to allow me to participate in camping. This

Notice has informed me that there are risks associated with camping and related recreation. I

have decided that the benefits to me of participating in camping and related recreation outweigh

the risks. I agree that the Campground is immune from liability to the extent provided by

Wisconsin Law.

I HAVE READ THIS NOTICE. I AM SIGNING FREELY AND VOLUNTARIL Y. I AM

AWARE THAT BY SIGNING THIS AGREEMENT, I ACKNOWLEDGE I CANNOT SUE

OR RECOVER DAMAGES FROM CAMPGROUND IF I AM INJURED WHILE PARTICIPATING IN CAMPING ACTIVITIES.

895.519 Civil

campgrounds.

(I) In this section:

liability exemption; private

(am) "Inherent risk of camping" means a danger or

condition that is an integral part of camping, including

dangers posed by any of the following:

I. Features of the natural world, such as trees. tree

stumps, roots, brush, rocks, mud, sand, and soil.

2. Uneven or unpredictable terrain.

3. Natural bodies of water.

4. Another camper or visitor at the private campground

acting in a negligent manner.

Where the campground owner

or employees are not involved.

5. A lack of lighting, including lighting at campsites.

6. Campfires in a fire pit or enclosure provided by the

campground.

7. Weather.

8. Insects. birds, and other wildlife.

(bm) "Private campground" means a facility that is issued

a campground license under s. 97.67 and that is owned and

operated by a private property owner. as defined in

s. 895.52 {I) (e).

(2) Except as provided in sub. ill. a private campground,

an owner or operator of a private campground. and any

employees and officers of a private campground or private

campground owner or operator are immune from civil

liability for acts or omissions related to camping at a

private campground if a person is injured or killed, or

property is damaged. as a result of an inherent risk of

camping.

(3) The immunity of sub. ill does not apply if the person

seeking immunity does any of the following:

(a) Intentionally causes the injury, death. or property

damage.

(b) Acts with a willful or wanton disregard for the safety of

the party or the property damaged. In this paragraph.

"willful or wanton disregard" means conduct committed

with an intentional or reckless disregard for the safety of

others.

dangerous inconspicuous condition known to him or her on

the property that he or she owns. leases. rents. or is

otherwise in lawful control or possession of.

(4) This section does not limit the immunity created under

s. 885.52.

(5) Nothing in this section affects the assumption of risk

under s. 885.525 by a person participating in a

recreational activity including camping