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Regulations and Policies – General Sibley

Check-in and Check-Out Time

All campsite fees must be paid at time of reservation.
Transferring a reservation from one customer to another customer is prohibited.
Camping is permitted in designated areas only.
All camping sites are restricted to one camping unit per campsite.
A camping unit is a vehicle, motor home, camper or any other device used for sleeping.
Tent Area campsites are not individually designated.
Tent Area campsites are not available for reservation.
There is a separate area designated for tents. However, RV campsites can be reserved at the same rate as RV campers. The maximum capacity for RV sites is two tents.
Reserved campsites will be held until the customer arrives or the General Sibley Park Office has been notified of a cancellation.
The maximum stay of any one camper or camping group, shall not exceed 14 consecutive camping nights in a 30-day period. Once the 14-night maximum has been reached, all customers must exit park for at least 16 days. This applies to both reservation and first-come customers.

All campsites are restricted to one camping unit per site. Camping is permitted only in designated areas.
Quiet hours are between 10:00pm–8:00am. Only registered campers are allowed in the park during these hours.
Fires are restricted to fire pits and grills. Please extinguish all fires before vacating your campsite.
Vehicles are restricted to established roads and parking areas. Obey 10 mph speed limit throughout campground.
Pets must be on a leash. Please clean up after your pets. Noisy, dangerous or disturbing pets are not allowed.
ATV’s, UTV’s or Off-Road Vehicles are not allowed to be driven within
the park.
Persons under age 18 must be accompanied by an adult to occupy
a campsite.
Discharge of weapons is prohibited.
Pruning, cutting or damage to trees and shrubs is prohibited.
- Gathering of firewood is not permitted
Digging and ground disturbance is prohibited.
Other items that are prohibited within the park:
- Glass beverage containers
- Fireworks
- Swimming
- Equestrian use
- Hunting