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Conveniently located two miles north of Griswold, the Cocklin Fish Farm covers eight acres of countryside complete with a small lake stocked with bullhead, crappies, bluegill, bass and catfish. Housing approximately 60 campsites, scenic walking trails, a shelter house, picnic tables, outdoor restrooms, a playground, fire pits and a sand volleyball court; it's the perfect location for a weekend getaway or even a day trip.
The Cocklin Fish Farm campground offers non-electric and electric hook-ups, water access, and a sanitary dump station. Non-electric sites are $12.00 per night and electric sites are $14.00 per night. All campsites are to be occupied on a first come, first serve basis. There are absolutely no reservations. To secure your spot you must park your camper, fill out a camping registration envelope, pay fees as listed and place in the depository located on the north side of the park.
Hope you have your own bathroom because the ones here are not maintained. They are covered in God knows what and completely over ran with spiders. Otherwise, this is a nice campground.
A pleasant little park with a serpentine pond that allows for easy access to most of the water for shore fishing. Camping and playground equipment on site. Although I didn't catch any big bass I did see a couple caught while there.
Water level way down completely new shoreline i think water level down at least 15 feet.fished for 3 hours no bites on crappie jigs of soft plastic. Ive never seen water level this low ever
The water level is not even on a level of security and health conditions for the fishing, and simply rinse with the water by hands. The conditions of this parks' water hole are so very poorly designed for this matter to be a big concern for the habitats of the anfenbeians, and all types of birds, etc.
This park is my solace. The water levels are very low right now, but it is still a serene, lovely place to camp or just sit and breathe.
