This is a wonderful campground heavily shaded by Ponderosa Pine and frequented by various wildlife. While for most of the year this campground is secluded, the closer it gets to fall, the more people you will find there.

There are nine camp sites. To my knowledge, each have a picnic table, fire ring, grill, and bench. Further, there is potable water at the site and restrooms.

While I do not have horses, this campground seems to be a supreme place to bring horses (provided they can handle being driven out here).

By camping here, you can easily make it to Ellen Peak for a quick two hour hike. In fact, if you're going to camp here, you should hike Mt. Ellen. Few places afford such astounding, expansive views.