LIESURE TRANSPORTATION AT THE WOODS CAMPING RESORT

GOLF CARTS

If you want to use your golf cart at The Woods, it must be registered and insured.  A Woods Campground permit sticker is required.  Please click the appropriate registration form below, fill it out and send using the submission form below (a scan or a clear photo is adequate).  Or drop it off at Guest Services.  You must also provide proof of insurance showing the coverage period.  That can also be sent using the form below.

Safety is of utmost importance when operating your golf cart at The Woods.  Obeying camp road speed limits is extremely important!  Since many carts do not have speedometers, we suggest you download one of the many GPS enabled speed indicator apps.  In addition, all cart operators without an OEM speedometer are required to take part in low speed acquisition training each season.  These are scheduled in May or to arrange this training after that period, email Woody. 

Excessive speeding will result in fines and/or the loss of golf cart privileges.  Also, passengers are limited to the number of properly installed seats. Front and rear lights are required for night use.  Do NOT drive while intoxicated.  Keep your cart secure.  You will be held fully responsible for the action of all drivers of your golf cart (authorized or not).

Seasonal registration costs $35 per cart.
A one time visit registration cost is $10 per cart. (Max 5 days)

BICYCLES / SCOOTERS / SEGWAY / PTs

If you want to use your bicycle or scooter (electric or not) at The Woods, safety is of utmost importance, most notably is obeying camp road speed limits.  Speed limit signs are posted along the roads – most notably are the roads around the clubhouse and campsites (max 5 mph).  This slow speed can be difficult to maintain, so you should think twice before using your PT in that area of the property.

• Be Respectful: Slow down around pedestrians, use bells, and yield to hikers and other users to maintain good relations.  
• Follow Road Rules: Treat e-bikes and scooters like regular bicycles: ride with traffic, obey signs, and stay off sidewalks.
• Trail Use: Slower, pedal-assist (Class 1 & 2) e-bikes are recommended if you plan to bike on our hiking trails, although some trails are intended for pedestrians only.  Learn our trail system prior to riding on them.
• No passengers are permitted unless they are OEM designed to allow them.
• Lights:  Front and rear lights are required for night use.

Excessive speeding will result in the loss of bicycle or scooter privileges.  Do NOT drive while intoxicated.  Keep your ride secure.  You will be held fully responsible for the action of all drivers of your bicycle or scooter (authorized or not).