At Boyer’s Lake, our approach is simple — create a quieter, more personal outdoor experience centered around nature, fishing, and slowing down. Instead of building a large crowded campground, we intentionally kept our boutique RV area small with only four sites to preserve the peaceful atmosphere and open space that make the property special.

Guests enter and use Boyer’s Lake and 1400 Creekside RV at their own risk. By staying on the property, guests acknowledge the natural outdoor environment and assume all risks associated with camping, fishing, wildlife, weather, water activities, uneven terrain, and recreational use. All guests must have a signed waiver on file prior to arrival.

A deposit may be required to reserve your site. Deposits are refundable only in accordance with the cancellation policy. Guests are responsible for any damage caused to property, utilities, equipment, or facilities during their stay. Additional cleaning or repair charges may apply if necessary.

We want Boyer’s Lake to remain a peaceful, enjoyable place for everyone to relax and enjoy the outdoors. To help protect the property and create a safe experience for all guests, we ask that visitors follow these simple guidelines:

1. No swimming or entering the water.

2. Please avoid reckless or unsafe behavior.

3. Illegal drugs are strictly prohibited on the property.

4. Alcohol is permitted, but guests must remain respectful, responsible, and safety-conscious.

5. All federal, state, and local laws must be followed.

6. Please help keep the property clean by properly disposing of trash and avoiding damage to the land or facilities.

7. Respect fellow guests, wildlife, and the natural environment around the lake.

8. Guests ages 16 and under must be accompanied by a capable supervising adult at all times.

Thank you for helping us keep Boyer’s Lake safe, clean, and enjoyable for everyone.

Boyer’s Lake is a rural outdoor property intended to provide a natural and rustic experience. Guests understand that the land is provided AS IS and WITH ALL FAULTS. Due to the nature of outdoor recreation areas, conditions may change regularly and may include natural or unforeseen hazards.

Guests are responsible for using caution and common sense while visiting the property. The Landowner and Operator do not guarantee that the property is free from hazards and have no duty to inspect, repair, or warn of every potential danger.

Conditions and hazards may include, but are not limited to:

1. Uneven ground, rough terrain, rocks, mud, and natural obstacles

2. Wildlife, insects, snakes, and other animals commonly found outdoors

3. Water-related hazards near lakes, ponds, and drainage areas

4. Fire risks associated with outdoor recreation and changing weather conditions

5. Hazardous plants, including poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac

6. Hidden, natural, or otherwise unknown dangers that may exist throughout the property

By entering the property, guests acknowledge the natural outdoor conditions and accept responsibility for their own safety and the safety of those in their group.

Guests understand that certain areas of the property contain outdoor structures and equipment intended for recreational use. Use of these areas is entirely at the guest’s own risk.

1. Docks, bridges, walkways, and other structures are used at the guest’s own risk.

2. Outdoor structures may contain uneven surfaces, weathering, instability, deterioration, or other natural wear due to age and outdoor conditions.

3. Guests should use caution around all structures and avoid unsafe or reckless behavior.

4. The use or operation of any machinery, tools, maintenance equipment, or utility equipment on the property is strictly prohibited unless expressly authorized by management.