Off the Grid camping here. No hook ups and basically only for tent camping, some rigs will fit, but road can be small in some spots and you’d need to be prepared that it might not fit. This location is super remote yet close to town. The campsites are so spread out you can’t hear a soul. There are yellow post campsites, which are first come, but you can also reserve the larger campsites for groups. There is water, bathrooms and trash bins all close by the group campsites. We stayed in group campsite C and it is so large, you could easily fit a dozen tents and still have space.

We did manage to get our small travel trailer back down the road to that campsite, but if you’re not a good backer-upper, don’t even try. There is no way you could get a big trailer or motor home back there. A van yes, a motor home, hell no.

The bathrooms were really clean and the campsite was well groomed.

Things to note, the dirt at the campsite was really loose and it just made it seam like we were swimming in dust. Don’t expect to stay clean at all, zero chance there.

During fire season there is a zero fire policy. They don’t even allowed you to use the BBQ’s they have set up. So bring all your propane equipment, you’ll need it.

There are trails all over the place and this is a sweet spot to check out Children’s Forest or Keller Peak look out. There are also trails to some incredible city views and you can definitely rock climb here.

Book way in advance here as here are limited camp spots.