Site Amenities

• This site is ~120 acres, home to 32 original buildings and antiques from the 1800s and early 1900s and three covered bridges! It hosts multiple reenactments and events throughout the year. The site has 20 flush toilets and 6 showers. There is an on-site general store and café. Williams Creek flows on the eastern edge of the property.

• Alcohol is allowed, you must follow all local, state, and federal laws regarding its handling and consumption.

• The site is undergoing historical restoration work and infrastructure work. It was in disuse and not maintained for 10+ years before 2022, improvements are ongoing.

• Access to some of the historic buildings may not be possible for all people. Due to the nature of the historical floor plan, door width, or lack of a ramp. Access to some of the historical buildings is forbidden due to the structural integrity of the building or the items within. If a historical building is unlocked and open you are welcome to access it. If a door is locked or has a do not enter sign, comply or face trespassing charges.

• The General Store offers multiple access points. A secondary front entrance point can provide access to the general store for those with accessibility aids. If you need this accommodation and it is not already available, store staff will open upon request.

• ADA-compliant restrooms are available in the male/female bathrooms behind the General Store as well as the family style shower house. All showers are ADA accessible. Benches for the shower stalls are also on the to-purchase list.

• For medical accommodations, physical health concerns, or to camp in Medical Camp, please contact forrest@belegarth.com

Group Camping Policies

• We will require camps to have a sign or banner at the entrance with the camp master's name and the camp name on it.

• All camps will be assigned a lot number, which must also be displayed and will be provided by the event so that we can better maintain a map for security purposes.

• We are encouraging groups to put up camp borders/boundaries of some type around their areas as well as display banners at their preferred camp entrance to improve the event's ambience.

• Camps will maintain walking pathways and will not block walking/driving paths for staff, site staff, or emergency vehicles. Failure to comply may result in a request to move tents or structures.

Site Rules

• Do Not Speed - The speed limit is 5mph. Do not go faster.

• Park only in Designated Parking Areas - Cars may only park in designated parking areas. Unloading is acceptable on roads near campsites, but then cars must be moved to parking areas.

• Swim at your own risk - Enjoy Williams Creek at your own risk.

• Do Not Leave Trash About - Please clean up after yourselves. Dumpsters and trash cans are provided.

• Do not feed the animals - All animals housed on Billie Creek property are cared for with certain diets. Please do not feed them.

• Pets - All pets must be leashed at all times. They must be picked up after. Pets are not allowed in any buildings unless registered as a service animal.

• Abide by county quiet hours - Quiet hours: 11 PM - 7 AM.

• Take Care When Playing with Fire - Your fire pit must be elevated. Building ground fires will result in being banned from the property. Bringing your own elevated fire pit is acceptable. However, you will have to remove it when you leave. Additionally, only deadfall and purchased firewood are allowed. Absolutely no cutting of tree limbs or branches.

• Smoking - Smoking indoors is strictly prohibited, this includes pavilions, barns, and permeant structures. This includes alternatives such as vaping. Smoking waste must be disposed of in proper receptacles. Failure to do so will result in a cleanup fee.

• Minors - Anyone under the age of 18 must be chaperoned.

• Do Not Possess or Use Illegal Substances - Unlawful drugs are prohibited. Failure to comply will result in expulsion from the property and law enforcement reporting.

• Comply With the Law and Park Policies - Event Coordinators and site management can remove and ban people from the event and/or property.

• Trespassing - Locked buildings are locked for a reason, any attempt to enter those buildings will result in expulsion from the property and law enforcement action.

• Vandalism - Destruction of Billie Creek property, personal property, or property of the event coordinators will result in expulsion from the property and law enforcement action.