Oneida County committee limits dispersed camping to 28 days on county forest
The committee approved changes to dispersed camping rules to prevent continuous residency on county forest land, adopting a proposed 28‑day maximum within a calendar year and language prohibiting pets being left unattended; the motion passed unanimously.
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Forestry staff member Nemec told the committee recent concerns about dispersed camping prompted proposed changes to county forest camping rules. Nemec recommended setting a maximum of 28 days within a calendar year to prevent continuous occupancy while still allowing seasonal uses such as hunting.
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