I’ve seen a lot of mixed reviews on this campsite.
My experience was pretty positive.
I booked online via Recreation.gov — However when I arrived at my site it didn’t have any reservation papers attached to the sign. We also were never approached by any “camp host.”
The lake access is small but perfect for launching canoes, kayaks, paddle boards, and small fishing boats.
The first day we kayaked roughly 5 miles (round trip) to Crocodile falls.
It sits on a very calm lake. Which attaches to about a dozen other lakes.
THE SITE:
- It was a bit rocky but had a semi grass patch where we pitched tent
- Picnic table to gross but it is to be expected
- Very cheap for the area
- The fire pit was very nice!
THE CAMP GROUND:
- It was super super quiet
- Each site was very secluded from the other and spaced out generously
- Short walk to nearest bathrooms (which were very nasty.. but to be expected)
THE BUGS:
- I visited in Early-June and they were absolutely terrible
- We visited in Mid-July and they were tolerable with some deep woods off
Overall, I would return.