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Quiet hours in the campgrounds are from 11pm to 7am. (10pm to 7am at Greene-Sullivan State Forest) |
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All pets must be kept on a leash or caged and must be attended at all times |
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Fireworks are prohibited on the property at all times |
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Shooting bows and firearms in campgrounds, picnic areas and office areas is strictly prohibited |
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Swimming is not allowed in any of the forest lakes (unless designated as a beach area) |
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Vehicle use is restricted to roadways. Four-wheel vehicles, off-road vehicles, mountain bikes, motorcycles, and snowmobiles are not allowed on service roads or recreational trails |
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Indiana State Board of Health regulations prohibit connecting hoses to water spigots |
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Forest personnel may prohibit fires if appropriate for the protection of the property |
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Washing automobiles and boats in camping areas is prohibited |
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It is illegal to dump domestic trash (trash brought into the property) in barrels or dumpsters in the campgrounds or elsewhere on the property |
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It is illegal to possess a loaded or uncased firearm in a designated safety zone |
Rules and Etiquette For Horseback Riders:
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One horse trailer per campsite |
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Overnight camping is not permitted in day use parking areas |
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The owners of unruly animals which cause a disturbance or safety hazard may be asked to remove such animals from the property without refund |
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Wagons and buggies are permitted on forest roads |
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Horses are not permitted in the family campground, picnic areas, or in the forest office/service area |
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Please be courteous to other horseback riders and hikers while using the forest trails |
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The owner of any animals brought onto a state forest shall be responsible for: |
- Providing proof of any vaccinations and animal health certificates as required by state law
- Humane treatment of all animals
- Procurement of and payment for any veterinary services
- Payment of any expense involved in the removal of injured or dead animals
Horseman Camping Rules:
Horses must be tied to, or corralled around, hitching rails only; corrals and electric fences outside hitching rail area are prohibited. Horses may not be tied on picket lines or to trees.
Any horse
driven, ridden, brought or transported onto Clark State Forest between
April 1 and November 30 must have either a daily
horse use tag or an annual horse use
tag. Horse use tags are not required between December 1 and the last
day of March. Horse use tags are available at the Clark State Forest office
during regular hours of operation.
