As far as free campgrounds go, this one is great! Large and many campsites. There is a bathroom and shower next to the host’s trailer. The mosquitoes are plentiful here so make sure to treat your clothes or bring a lot of bug spray.

Also, make sure to print out your permit to put in your car window before coming! If you forget (like we did) then you can write out the necessary information on a piece of paper too. Instructions are in the confirmation email that they send you.

We never found the showers but they exist somewhere. You just park and find a spot to set up your tent. It costs $12 per person for a tent. There are vault toilets all around.

Loved this campground especially since it’s free!

Warning: the train is super loud and passes a couple times throughout the night.

Whoever used campsite 1 before us left a bunch of beers and cigarette butts in the fireplace which was frustrating. We cleaned up some of the trash but didn’t have enough room to take it all.

Loved this campground especially since it’s free!

Warning: the train is super loud and passes a couple times throughout the night.

Whoever used campsite 1 before us left a bunch of beers and cigarette butts in the fireplace which was frustrating. We cleaned up some of the trash but didn’t have enough room to take it all.

Loved this campground especially since it’s free!

Warning: the train is super loud and passes a couple times throughout the night.

Whoever used campsite 1 before us left a bunch of beers and cigarette butts in the fireplace which was frustrating. We cleaned up some of the trash but didn’t have enough room to take it all.