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05 September 2017
Very clean and the camp managers were super friendly.
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18 July 2017
The group campground is nice. The sites are big. There is a good amount of space and trees between sites.
There is a big fire pit with benches around it in the middle of the group campground. Firewood is included. Each site has a fire pit. There are outhouses at both ends of the campground.
Bring water. There is a hand water pump with a sign that the water is not treated to be drinkable. The sites do not have electricity. Cellular coverage is about a 20 minute drive away.response / report this review -
06 July 2017
A very quiet and secluded campground. Wonderful views of mountains and large trees. Each campsite is well sperated and kept very clean. A nice place to come and get away from it all.
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24 June 2017
Not a terrible place for a quick camping weekend
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24 May 2017
Great views, nice spots with tons of mature trees. Great hiking trails around. Lots of easier trails for beginners and families too.
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11 January 2017
Beautiful, secluded campground but sites are tight. Exercise extreme caution on the road in - there are tight turns and steep hills on the narrow road.
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23 August 2016
This camp site is very unique, being on a creek and secluded it's very nice. Defiantly a place to go to get away from it all! NO CELLPHONE reception and almost totally off grid! It's only a shame there are not more sites to choose from when you just drop in and register.
The staff was helpful with firewood ($10 a bundle) and made sure the info on registration was correct (scrutiny). I guess they have issues with people self registering
It's a little over the top since there are only 6 sites you can book by drop in. The drop in area is nice but has a lot of dead trees from spring flooding or tree killing bugs there is less privacy in the booked areas because all the trees are bare on the bottoms of the trees and sites are exposed. Maybe not the best camp ground to go if your looking for a private weekend getaway.
Other campers were quiet and respectful when we were there. It's nice to find a spot that is not overly noisy and a bunch of party goers. It was also nice that they didn't bother you about pit times and putting your fire out at a crazy time.
If your going here prep for it, nothing close by. Not even a match!
Park attendants on site were nice, I can see how some may think they were a little forward, some people need that reminder to respect other campers
Oh and remember it's BEAR country!
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23 June 2016
Reserved camp sites are more private than first come sites. Gorgeous area, and there are some trails.
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15 July 2015
The staff was very unprofessional when approaching our group as we were setting up our reserved sites. We were quickly informed that there is a quiet time curfew that would be strictly enforced & that one of group members dogs must be put on a leash immediately. We were spoken to as though we had been to the campsite many times before and have caused trouble on multiple occasions; except this was our first visit & more than likely our last. The demeaning fashion in which we were spoken too was unwarranted & uncivil. Hopefully the campsite will spend some money on upgrading their staff's interpersonal skills. Their rules regarding # of cars per campsite is also absurd as it does not matter if they all fit on the site or not, it is a 2 car max either way.
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