LDMA - Vein Mountain Gold Mining & Campground

Rules

Quiet Hours

Quiet hours are from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.

Vehicles

Vein Mountain Camp Staff reserves the right to limit additional vehicles per campsite. All vehicles must display a valid Vein Mountain parking permit. A vehicle without a proper parking permit is subject to tow at owner's expense. Vehicles must not block the road or adjacent campsite(s). Speed limit is 5 MPH. Including all ATV's/UTV'S. Dust Rules Apply.

Visitors

Vein Mountain Camp Staff reserves the right to limit additional vehicles per campsite. Day or night visitors must register at the Vein Mountain Camp office.

Children

Parents are responsible at all times for their children's safety and behavior. Please supervise small children in showers and restrooms, and do not allow children to play in the roadway.

Pet Rules

All pets must be registered with the Vein Mountain Camp Office with current rabies certificate on file. Animals must be kept on a leash at all times and may not be left unattended at campsite. Animals may not be tethered to camp utility fixtures, picnic tables, trees or fences. Animal waste must be picked up by the pet owner anywhere on Vein Mountain Camp property.

Restroom and Shower Facilities

Facilities are available. Due to Board of Health Regulations, animals and the washing of dishes are prohibited in the restrooms. Please clean up after your self, thank you!

BBQ/Grills

Personal charcoal and propane grills are permitted. See Park Map for hot coal disposal dumpsters. Do not put hot coals in garbage containers. Fireworks are prohibited on the Vein Mountain Camp premises and on property.

Garbage

Help us stay clean by depositing all garbage in the dumpsters located throughout Vein Mountain Camp.

After Hours Assistance

For after-hours assistance or security, please see Vein Mountain Caretaker(s).

Trees

Trees, and the shade they provide, are an integral part of an enjoyable Vein Mountain Camp experience. However, healthy and well-maintained trees pose a natural hazard of falling debris, such as leaves and branches, especially during windy and/or extreme weather conditions. We do not assume responsibility for these natural hazards or for any property damage, injury or other circumstances that may result. Please take this into consideration when parking in Vein Mountain Camp and while enjoying the camp.

Monthly Rate Discounts

If your stay is shorten for any reason, and you paid for a discounted daily rate, you will be re-rated to the daily site fee and charged accordingly. You will also be charged a "Early Departure Camping Site Fee of $50.

Loss, Damages & Claims

Park management is not responsible for loss, damages or claims to property of guests due to fire, theft, accident or any other cause. The management also reserves the right to refuse service to anyone. Having in possession weapons such as firearms, knives, chains, etc. while outside a personal camping vehicle is not permitted on property. Vein Mountain Camp closes certain sites and areas of property for landscaping and maintenance throughout the season.

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Reviews Leave a Review

Harold Egner

1.0

Vein Mountain WAS a good campground. After getting my Azz reamed by the Take over guy who was Trying to use my Credit Card WITHOUT permission I stayed a few days just to see Nothing. The Temporary Camphost told me he got Sucked into it all. LDMA camps are not family friendly. I will never go back.

April 04, 2024

Rick Thomason LDMA-2926752

5.0

First time there. I love to hike the streams-this one is great. I'm going back soon. Others were dredging-too rough on the knees for me. Nice people.

June 18, 2023

Robert Tron LDMA-

1.0

Homeless people living there, plumbing repairs neglected in bath house. My wife had to take a kitten to the shelter, totally ruined first three days.

June 18, 2023

Campground Response

Really Bob?? Homeless people you are referring to are MEMBERS! Plumbing repair outside bathouse was waiting on parts to come in. You also had a hose at your camper you could have used or the faucet in front of the pump house. And the kitten was taken by me driving your wife to the pound. We can't control strays that wander in camp. Sorry you had such a bad time here.

Gordon Hendershot Jr.

2.0

Our stay was for ten days. We had a group of seven people camping either in tents, a pop up and a rented tow trailer. We had water and electric hook ups at each site. The sites seemed more rustic than expected with many of them not having upkept maintenance in years. There weren't any picnic tables nor fire rings, just rocks in a circle, safety? It appears to me that if the bathrooms were cleaned prior to the Big Dig they held two weeks prior to us getting there, they hadn't been cleaned since and weren't cleaned the entire ten days we were there. The gold found was ultra fine and mighty scarce. The campground was peaceful and quiet for the most part with the exception of someone's dog constantly yapping.

June 01, 2023

John Dorval

1.0

First day as a GPAA MEMBER Staff tried selling a LDMA membership and we indicated we wanted to check it out first. Staff was not friendly, hence our decision not to become members. Bathroom was cleaned by us and never touched otherwise for the whole week there. No picnic table on site. Was told to move from one pile that we were finding gold (previousely told LDMA member to take from first pile and when he went back to site) we were directed to another that had none, I think it was a setup to clean the area for them because they certainly were not cleaning. Wasn't allowed any where without the LDMA member present. Constantly watched by staff but never communicated with. Caretakers need to be replaced.

May 15, 2023

Kevin Pavey LDMA 2941093

5.0

This was are first event and Bryan and vonda were great hosts. It was great meeting and getting to know all our new friends and looking for gold👍 highly recommend!

April 17, 2023