Slet Rules & Campground Guidelines

Please help us keep the Slet welcoming, safe, and enjoyable for everyone by following these rules.

  • Anyone who disrupts public order — especially while under the influence of alcohol — may be subject to disciplinary action, including removal from the Slet and, if necessary, involvement of law enforcement. Individuals who violate these rules may not be invited to future Slets.
  • If a conflict arises, please do not attempt to resolve it on your own. Contact a member of the organizing committee. In an emergency, call 911.
  • Open campfires are strictly prohibited. Gas fire pits are available for $20, including a large propane tank. Only gas or charcoal grills are permitted.
  • The maximum speed limit within the campground is 5 mph. Please drive carefully — there are many children around, including your own!
  • Parents are responsible for the supervision and safety of their minor children.
  • Parking is permitted only in the designated outer parking area. Vehicles may enter the campground briefly for loading and unloading with a valid group pass. Vehicles parked in violation of these rules may be towed.
  • All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) and motor scooters are not permitted within the campground.
  • Please camp only in the campsite assigned to you by the organizing committee.
  • Help keep the campground clean. Dispose of all trash in the designated dumpsters. Trash bags are available from the organizing committee.
  • The use of any amplified sound equipment is prohibited throughout the Slet, including portable speakers, car audio systems, and any other sound amplification devices.
  • Quiet hours begin at 11:00 PM throughout the campground.
  • Please keep singing and musical instruments at a reasonable volume so as not to disturb neighboring campsites.
  • The organizing committee and campground management have the final authority in determining acceptable noise levels.
  • All dogs must remain on a leash no longer than 10 feet. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets.