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Basic Campground amenities include defined campsites, fire rings and/or grills, picnic tables, vault toilet, trash removal, mowed areas, and a boat ramp.
Land Between the Lakes has Basic, Dispersed, and Self-Service camping options as alternatives to the more developed campgrounds. We have 11 self-service campgrounds and 5 designated basic camping facilities which offer year-round lakeside camping. Although these areas have fewer amenities than our developed campgrounds, they can offer solitude and a more primitive camping experience.
“Pack it in. Pack it out.” | Keep campsite clean and litter free at all times
Dumpsters: At all designated camping areas and Welcome Stations
Recycling stations: At Developed campgrounds and Welcome Stations | Fishing line recycling available at most boat ramps
Dump stations: At North Welcome, South Welcome, and Golden Pond (south of Hunter Check Station) | Dumping gray or black water on ground, in waterways, or in chemical or vault toilets is prohibited | Dumping home or commercial trash anywhere in Land
Between the Lakes is prohibited
You may camp almost anywhere in Land Between the Lakes. A Basic Camping Permit is required for each person 18 and over when camping in Basic Camping Facilities. A Dispersed Camping Permit is required when camping in non-designated areas of the recreation area. Both permits currently cost $50 for an annual permit and $10 for a 3-day permit and can be purchased online or any of our facilities. Please note that these permits do not apply when camping at Self-Service Campgrounds.
Camping,fishing, hiking. If your fishing for bass, go to the point on the right side. Cast out 20- 40 yards and drag on bottom. Large worms work great out there. HUGE BASS!
Nice basic campground with views and easy access to water. Does not have facilities other than a vault toilet. Campsites, have tables and fire pits, permit required for camping.
At this point..in all my travels..this is by far my favorite in us..i Will go back
Which I did..2/23..the spot I'd stayed before was lived at by a local,so found a diff one,guess skunks are bad there,my dog was sprayed and wiped it on EVERYTHING...there was trash everywhere because guess funding was cut for forest rangers,so spent time trying to wash skunk stank out and picking up garbage...beautiful place,diff experience,so
SUPPORT YR LOCAL WILDLIFE PRESERVES AND STOP DUMPING TRASH YA FKTRDS...
n beware of skunks...doesn't smell like good weed when it's actually sprayed,made us all sick...
