HELP PRESERVE OUR HERITAGE: Archaeological sites are fragile
resources. Once destroyed they are gone forever. Help preserve Kentucky's
past by not disturbing or collecting historical or archaeological artifacts.
Report any looters to the London
Ranger Station at 606-864-4163.
All artifacts are protected by federal and state law.
As a visitor to a Camp Wildcat Battlefield, you are asked to follow certain rules designed to protect the historic property and the natural environment, to ensure the health and safety of visitors and to promote a pleasant and rewarding experience for all visitors. Local law enforcement and National Forest officers are empowered to enforce the regulations and rules. Please take time to read and understand them.
Safety
You are responsible for your own safety. Watch for
natural hazards. Please, remember to be careful.
State Traffic and
Game Laws
State traffic and game laws apply to national
forests unless otherwise specified.
Business Activities
Permits are required for any commercial activity.
Operation of Vehicles
Obey all traffic signs. State traffic laws apply.
When operating vehicles of any kind, do not damage the land or vegetation
or disturb wildlife. No vehicles are allowed off road in this
area.
Use cars or other legal motor vehicles only for entering or leaving.
Park only in marked parking areas.
Do not block, restrict or interfere with the use of roads or trails.
Off highway vehicles (OHVs) and all terrain vehicles (ATVs) are not
permitted in this area.
Fireworks and Firearms
Fireworks are prohibited. Do not set off fireworks or other explosives.
Firing a gun is not allowed: a) in or within 150 yards of a residence,
building, campsite, developed recreation site or occupied
area; b) across or on a road or body of water; c) in any circumstance whereby
any person may be injured or property damaged; and d) outside of hunting
season.
Livestock
Horses and other livestock are not allowed in this area.
Property
Do not carve, chop, cut or damage any trees or vegetation.
Do not deface or damage any signs, structures, or facilities.
Preserve and protect this site and all National Forest land. Leave
all natural and historic areas the way you find them.
Do not damage or remove any historic or archaeological resources.
Public Behavior
No fighting or boisterous behavior.
Keep noise at a reasonable level. Please be considerate of fellow
visitors.
Sanitation
Throw all garbage and litter in containers provided for this purpose,
or take it with you.
Garbage containers, when provided, are reserved for use by visitors,
not visitors to or owners of private lands or lands under permit.
Use toilets properly. Do not throw garbage, litter, or other foreign
substances in toilets.
Pets and Animals
Pets must always be restrained or on a leash.
Audio Devices
Operate any audio device, such as a radio or musical instrument, so
that it does not disturb other visitors.
Federal Regulations
All visitors and users of national forests are subject to federal
regulations. The points of conduct listed are generally included in and
enforceable through federal regulations. All of the regulations are published
in Title 36 of the Code of Federal Regulations and are on file at all
Forest Supervisor and District Ranger offices. Violation of orders and
regulations is subject to punishment by fine or imprisonment. Authority:
16 USC 551, 7 USC 1011(f).