This is a great campground local to San Diego. About a 40 minute drive. I used to go to the Cuyamaca Campgrounds a lot. This one is located about 5 minutes away. Green Valley has (small - around 3 feet high) falls and cool water to soak in. It is south of the main campground and the public can park there (I think there is a parking fee to get into the campground?) and 10 minute walk down to the falls. Really peaceful, and the amenities (showers/bathrooms) have been greatly improved over the years. It barely feels like 'roughing it'! My onlycomplaint, and it was a BIG one is the flying BUGS were buzzing/bombing me he entire trip! Some people's blood (MINE) is supposed to attract them more than others. Because I noticed other campers were NOT impacted. Bring a skeeter hair net or repellent. I went in September , Space 41. Oh! and wild turkeys came right up to my camp space! Cool. read more

Had a blast spending our weekend here. Rangers are prompt and please do purchase firewood on site (it's cheaper than other places and works great) Quiet area and enjoyed everything. Restrooms are clean with toilet paper and sink. Just no paper towels (take a hand towel) Stayed from 6/19/20 to 6/21/20 and all slots were taken but everyone was respectful to each other. Ground is dirt and bit not leveled well so do be wise to where you want to place your tent. One slot can have about 2-4 tents (depending on the tent size) we have 1- 4person and 2-2 people tent ... worked out great! Will definitely be back :) read more

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Perfect place to go just for sledding. At my age we don't need more than that. My days of going snowboarding are behind me. Snow just takes a lot of effort. Some people showed up with tents Food, tables and all the Camping equipment for hot chocolate . Just spending the day in the snow sledding. Even more effort, but please take your trash with you. Don't be that guy that leaves the broken sled in the mountain. Show some respect . go home with all the exact same things that you came with . It snowed when we were there and that was a blessing. Don't get scammed by the people that try and stop you before the police checkpoint telling you that you have to go by chains. You don't have to if you have all wheel-drive . Even though they can be helpful to put the chains on your car for you. It's a good little side hustle. Somebody said you can tell people are from California if they say I went to the snow. Total California girl cause I did go to the snow today lol. read more

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What an amazing experience! The campground is beautiful quiet and very clean. The host was super sweet and very welcoming. You won't regret staying here. There are a lot of ants and wildlife so be prepared. Can't wait to be back! read more

5 stars to the host, the Rangers. 0 stars to the absolute criminal scum who come to camp here. Referring specifically to the the SCA... Society for Creative Anachroniism.... who were present 4th of July weekend. Absolute degenerate scum. Spent my first night calling 911 on hearing my SCA neighbor complaining about being 'choked out' by her husband. The van in the site had a 'YT LYTNING' license plate.....worthless Hitler scum. ANYWAYS.......they were complete cowards. They had numerous sites throughout the campground. The Rangers could not possibly deal with them. SCA....screw you........next time I see any of you Nazi's it's on. Readers...if you see a bunch of dorks with green hair and Nazi regalia...call the Rangers. read more

Our first camping trip and I'm so glad it was here! Like other reviews state, it is well maintained, clean bathrooms have running water & there's TP. Barbara goes around cleaning up after checkout so those checking in have a swept area and cleared out fire ring. She cleans the bathroom out and hoses things down so you have the outdoors experience but without feeling uncivilized when it comes to the facilities. We had a great site in the rotunda (see map online) and we can't wait to go back! Tips: - take bug spray (that whole thing I've read that it's not needed is bogus - it's not bad but they're there) - don't bring your own fire wood (rules when you check-in state that you bring bugs that can hurt the trees there so shop locally or chop off wood from the fallen nearby trees in the campground which we found fun) - nearby store, lake, and children's park are convenient and allow for more fun :) - no alcohol sold at stores in town so bring your own or plan on drinking in the 1 restaurant/bar in town - if you're camping for the first time, it may take a day to allow yourself to unwind so maybe add an extra day to your camping trip (we wish we did)... you'll come back to normal life as good as new! read more

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Beautiful campground with warm welcoming hosts! Site#33 is amazing with a little stream running behind it. Spacious and shady, it's the perfect tent site. The parking pad is large enough for 1 vehicle only and it's spaced pretty far away from other sites giving it a lot of privacy. read more

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We love this very small but nice little camp ground! Camp lots are narrow with plenty of space. We booked two camp sites and day 3 we had kids from 3 other sites come over playing a game of 5 on 5 soccer. Very quite. The lake is tiny and the hiking trails are fun. You need to try this place out for some peaceful stay. The camp host were also nice. read more

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Nice place to stay, but if you care about taking a bath, do go. There are only toilets. We booked #4 camp site, and that's very privacy with huge ground, it can stayed with 3 families. For the policy, it only can stay with 2 tents for this site, we booked another one, but we all stayed together in the # 4. Kids were having a very good time. read more

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Amazing place! Secluded and no cellular service, which would be peaceful if there wasn't a mama and cub wandering around... no bear traps or lockers. Out site was 33 and I was beautiful. Very green over here and lots of shade. read more

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Great level campground with lots of shade. The site had a picnic table, fire pit with grill, and the restrooms were ok. My kids really enjoyed this campground because of Green Valley lake were you can fish and swim (must pay fee for both activities). Didn't experience any mosquitos in July which was great because those suckers really enjoy my blood. One thing I observed is that this site is directly under the main airplane route to Ontario airport and the noise maybe a turnoff for some. The kids want to come back to this site so we will definitely be back. Lots of pictures posted on the yelp review show a creek which is from Green Valley campground in Cuyamaca Rancho State Park and not from this area. read more

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Great quiet little campground. Hosts were very sweet and the other campers were nice and considerate. Will be returning.

Nice campground and close to a few good hikes. We were in spot 27, not the best campsite that was there, but I liked it! Some of the campsites are close to the road and you can see houses. Short distance to the lake. The bathrooms are well kept and there is a light inside. Lots of bugs but there didnt seem to be mosquitos. read more

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Very nice and well kept campground. It was very shady which was great. The bathrooms were clean. The camp hosts were very friendly. I would definitely recommend camping here. The lake is only a mile away and has a cute little swimming beach that my kids loved. read more

Years later we still camp and fish here at least once a year! My new favorite sites are #17 (flat and big enough for my friends trailer) and #13. Down at the lake we've become friends with George, a local who works for GVL and circles around throughout the day to collect the fishing fee, since it's technically a private lake. Here's a new photo with our buddy George and another buddy I like to call "dinner!" This place is no longer reservable on reserve America, go to recreation.gov instead read more

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Very clean sites and bathrooms. Camp host Cindy is very nice and keeps the site well maintained. Saw trash dumpsters a bit full not sure if pick up was delayed due to the holiday. Great place to get away, beautiful and was very peaceful and quiet. A few hikes accessible to camp ground but wished they were marked. Nearby green valley lake (less than 1 mile away) and heaps peak arboretum (12 miles away). Due to covid, swim beach wasn't open. Rental boats for the lake is open certain days of the week only. read more

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Camped at site 16. Not the greatest since this site was very close in proximity to the 2-3 other sites. Lots of overgrown shrubbery and weeds with many mosquitos. (Probably since it's so close to the green valley lake) to the point that campsite appeared unkept. Gotta be careful with overgrown bushes as they make great hiding places for rattlesnakes up there. Camp host was wonderful though. She and her husband who is camp host for crab flats made the trip worth while and was so kind and helpful. We will definitely come back but will probably avoid 16-17 campsites since those are not that great. There are definitely others though that are better in the campground. read more

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Great campground! We had a nice spot, surrounded by trees and the camp host was very helpful. They sell wood bundles for $8. Bathrooms are good, but didn't see/use a shower. Not far from city and looks like a beautiful lake to fish nearby. Close to hiking trails. Will definitely come back! read more

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So much fun .. looking for a place close to home to take my son tent camping.. I usually drive to sequoia forest.. This saved me 5 hrs .. And was clean quiet and beautiful.. Just wish I found the water falls and swimming holes . read more

I love this campground! It is small, quiet, there is plenty of shade, and the ranger, JD, was incredibly friendly and helpful. He gave us amazing tips on what to do in the local area, raced our kids in his golf cart, and kept the facilities clean and well stocked. He made our weekend a huge success - thanks JD! We had a small group of us, and took up all the campsites from #26 to #32. By campsite... 26 - small, only fits one tent comfortably 27 - larger, could easily fit a couple of tents, separated from the other sites by a small grassy area 28 - blends into site #30, would recommend booking the two together, and would easily accommodate a small group of up to 10-16 people; not a lot odds shade though 29 - very shady cute site, can fit a couple of teens with ease 30 - see site #28 above; big site, works well for groups 31 - more shade, separated from #30 by just a log, can easily fit a couple of tents. 28, 30 and 31 combined make a great group site 32 - separated from the rest, smaller but shady In addition, site #1 is in its own little Grove and is highly recommended if you want some privacy - we plan to come back to that site by ourselves someday! We did not expect lavish facilities - it's a basic campground. That's what we wanted. A place to relax, unwind, and enjoy the outdoors. Loved it. read more

I'm giving this place 5 stars because I really don't believe the current 2-3 star mark is accurate and we had a great time. I think if we would have selected a different site, we probably wouldn't have loved it as much but that's why you do your research people! What do you expect? First of all, not all sites are private. In fact, some of the sites are clearly right in the view of other people, but it's pretty obvious from the map layout which sites these will be. If you want privacy, select sites that are around the outsides, not close to other sites and are on the loops, not in the middle of the campground. We stayed in 33 and it was extremely private. The site was huge, could have easily fit three tents and still had plenty of room to hang out, eat, have a fire etc. There were trees all around so we didn't feel a lack of privacy. I would say this vibe went for about half of the sites there, the people at 34/35 were so tucked away, we never saw them. Same goes for shade or lack thereof. It appeared that the spots that were in the less private areas and near other sites had less trees and shade. Our site had tons and it seemed like on every site you could find at least a little shade. I'm surprised that people are complaining about the bathrooms because not only were they always super clean, the attendant came around at least twice a day, maybe even three times to check them and bring toilet paper. This is camping after all, I wasn't really expecting that. Plus we stayed during LDW, it was completely sold out, yet no issue with bathrooms. And speaking of the attendant, she rocked! Terry was super nice and helpful throughout the stay. She would drive around with firewood if people needed it and was very pleasant. She was on site 24/7 and would come to you for check-in so you just had to pull up to your spot and get settled and she would come to you. Another complaint I've read is in regards to the firepit. I completely agree that you should not depend on these for cooking. The little grill top is not directly over the firepit but off to the side and each grill piece (for lack of better word) was very far apart so unless you were cooking something large like ribs or a huge steak, it wouldn't work. Don't even try to do hamburgers because they will fall through. We were able to do hot dogs by putting them on sticks and setting those on there, and it was actually perfect to toast buns, but I just would make sure to bring some other sort of cooking device with you. I find it funny that this is a complaint because the firepit was probably the most fun/interesting part of the stay. If it was a true grill, that would have been a major bummer. You can bring a grill, you can't bring a firepit. Also, don't rely on Green Valley Lake area for supplies. The Malt Shoppe is closed (boo), there is one small restaurant and a general store. The general store is small. They had the ice and extra firewood we needed but I wouldn't expect any kind of food products from them. The actual lake in general wasn't very nice at all and the road to get there is just that, literally a road. We thought we might walk to the lake but it wasn't worth it. Before we got to Green Valley however, we took a detour over to Lake Gregory. That lake was beautiful! We had a dog so we did a loop around the lake which was very pleasant, and we packed a lunch. I would say that's a definite if you want the lake vibe. It's only about 30 mins away and if you're come from LA, it's on the way. A close trail I would recommend is 2N19. The entrance is through the campground, past site #11. You go through a "road closed" sign before you see the trailhead marker. I'm pretty sure it's at least 5 miles to the top of the hike (although the instructions we got made it sound like it was 5 miles round trip) and we definitely didn't go the whole way. It was cool though because there was tons of wildlife and we got up high enough for an awesome view of Lake Arrowhead! Definitely a highlight. It was nice to have a trail that we didn't have to drive to. Overall, I think other reviewers have been too picky about this place. Maybe it's because I don't really camp often (or ever) so I can't compare it to other campgrounds but considering my coworkers laughed at me when I said I was going camping ("what? you? camping? hahahaha! You must mean 'glamping'!") and I loved it, that must mean something right? Green Valley is a very cute campground if you're looking for a little peace and quiet with friends, family and pups! I will go back (if I go camping again). read more

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Had such an awesome time camping out here over the weekend, but I would not recommend going here in mid-August unless you are used to camping out in the heat. Some of the campsites are out in the open with no natural shade from trees, so make sure you do your research before you book. We stayed at sites 60 and 62 and both were pretty well shaded, but there were certain times in the day when the sun became unbearably hot. I refuse to camp out in Joshua Tree during the summer, and now feel the same way about this place. It was just a little bit too hot to be camping without a natural water source nearby. But to each his own. We all have different expectations and requirements for campsites and other than a lack of water at the falls, the campground is super nice, clean, secluded, peaceful, surrounded by trails and semi-majestic mountains. The most appealing aspect about this campground for me was the green valley waterfall (it's why I booked), which unfortunately was completely dried out. Apparently, it usually is dried out during the summer season, so I probably should have done more research before booking. Rather than small rushing waterfalls and pools for people to cool off and swim in, like we see in all of these cool pictures, there were one inch puddles, suitable for mosquitos, not humans. The rangers did let us know that there wasn't much water, but we were still pretty optimistic and made the short hike anyway, only to have our hearts crushed when we got to the rocks. One of the senior park rangers here had some serious beef with me. He walked over to our group, pointed at me, and said "you in particular have a very loud voice. I can hear you from all the way up there." Then he went on to explain how quiet time was at 10:00 pm, started walking away, and said "yeah, I'll be seeing you again." I was the last person standing in our group, and I could hear our neighbors celebrating the night away well past midnight, but for some reason, I made his poop list. Not a big deal, I probably just reminded him of himself when he was younger and more handsome. The rest of the staff was awesome. No other complaints, other than my newly found arch nemesis. If you're reading this, "I'll be seeing you." read more

The last two years we've returned we made sure to book the same sites. The rangers do come by and do a headcount so make sure to keep it below the maximum. They even counted the kids. And that included the little ones who were 1 and 2-years-old. I think that's ridiculous but apparently that's their rule. We had visitors for the day and they were quick to jump on us for having them there. We assured the rangers that they were there for lunch and would be heading out before it got dark. The last few times the rangers were around more at least. In the back loop you don't hear the noise of the other campers which is great. I wouldn't have minded staying in site 36 as well. We could have booked the whole back loop. Definitely an idea for next time. Bring plenty of mosquito repellent. There were a lot of bugs since there is a small creek running through this site. read more

We've been here for the past 3 years and it is decent for being only 2 hours away from Orange County. We usually reserve 34 & 35. I think those are the biggest camping spots and most private, flat, and shady area. We've never had to bring a canopy. It seems like we have the place all to ourselves with some very rare occasional hikers that walk by our path. We camped at site 36 & 37 the first year and there was shade, but not as much and there wasn't the privacy that 34 & 35 had. Very private & secluded location and you are not bothered by the cars driving through or by your site. The kids love this place! It's also next to a creek which is quite nice at night listening to the water. It is a very small and dry creek though. Don't expect to be able to swim in it or anything. You would just look like a fish out of water. ;) There's a lake nearby that costs you $3 per person to enter even if you don't swim. If you want to swim in the lake in the far end, they have you do a swimming test first because they said the altitude makes it harder to breath. Funny thing is... by the time the kids finished the swimming test they were so tired they just ended up in the shallow end. There is only 1 bathroom for all the campers in that one cul de sac/loop and it could use an update. No soap or towels so bring your own hand soap. They try to keep it clean, but it's just really old. There are no showers at this campground, so we try not to stay there longer than 3 days. The kids actually love that they don't have to shower for 3 days. The general store in Green Valley Lake closed down, but now they have a teeny tiny store inside the Malt shop. It's like a mini Walmart that Malt shop there...you can eat there, buy camping stuff, chips, ice, milk, eggs, flip flops, chapstick, and things you may have forgotten to bring. Oh, they don't sell firewood though. They really should because we had to drive to the next town for it. Overall, GVL is nice and we would go back again, but only if site 34 & 35 were available. We've seen the other sites and there's little privacy and small for the type of group we have. It would be nice if they put in a shower. 3 days without a shower is quite painful for me. :P read more

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I came here with my boyfriend in mid September and we had a great time. We stayed in site 36 for 3 nights and found ourselves alone in the loop for the entire trip, aside from a single camper for one night nearby. The campgrounds were well kept and clean and the camp hosts were very friendly. They came by a few times to check how everything was going and to see if we needed anything. A nearby hike takes you to Green Valley Lake and has a beautiful Lake Arrowhead viewpoint along the way. In town, you can rent kayaks and paddle boats to ride in the lake and can also swim in it for $5. Everyone in the area is extremely friendly and waves as they walk or drive by. Overall, this was a great experience and we would definitely come back in the future. read more

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So this place was good for what I had expected! Many negative reviews are based off of ridiculously high expectations or negative experiences with neighbouring campers. Stayed in #32 which was perfect for 2 people and our dog. I think 4 grown adults in that site would be uncomfortable but still functional, 2 adults and 2 children would be ok, but little room for them to "explore." There was so much brush behind us and between the campsites on the L & R of us, so that was nice and private. Across from us there was little to no brush to create privacy *oh well* and a huge lot of 4 connecting campgrounds across the way, which I could imagine being problematic if a large group (of possibly teenagers, rowdy family) got sites together. So keep that in mind; however, we had ZERO issues! Also the sunlight doesn't really hit the site until later in the morning (nice cuz it didn't blaze into our tent early in the morning) then the sun covered our site until the late evening. Little shade during that time, so it was fine for the high 70°, probably miserable if it's 90°s Bathroom was nearby & was very clean the entire 3 days we were there. However, there was no soap or towels? Odd. Dogs allowed! Faucet with water on almost every lot! Wish it wasnt drought season when we came, cuz it was so cold and we couldn't have a fire! Booooo. When you arrive just pull into the spot you reserved and eventually the host will come up and have you verify your information. Pretty simple and painless. read more

Stayed here several months ago. I didn't want to rate it until the legal stuff was done. The campground and the staff/volunteers were amazing and very helpful. The ranger however could have used some common sense and made better decisions. We got a citation for parking our paid second vehicle on the campsite itself. Upon checking in and according to all of the signs and even the paper given with the park rules and regulations, we are to park only on our campsite and it does not say anything about on asphalt only. In fact, each site is bordered by large boulders or stumps that indicate no vehicle is to come through. However our site, and the site across from us apparently had some boulders/stumps missing and there are tracks of previous vehicles driving into the site or parked in that area. The ranger just simply said: a stump should have been right here (points at a dirt spot behind my vehicle). Then told me to give him the paper that has the rules and regulations. The very first paragraph says to park only on our site. Nothing about only on asphalt. He simply says: "Oh. Well you can fight it." And walks away. I took pictures of the campground, fought it and got it dismissed. Thanks for dampening our weekend for no reason! Other than that, there wasn't any water in August but it was an awesome view and fun to climb around the boulders. We sat and enjoyed the scenery. read more

Stayed here during July 4th weekend for one day. We stayed at campsite 33 which is in a loop with sites 35, 36, 37 and 38. Unfortunately 33 is near a small creek so the mosquito population dominated us. Site is near a lot of trails that were medium in difficulty. If you hike through the paved roads of the campground, it leads to one that's good for walking and wide enough for mountain biking. The sites in our loop were well shaded east to west for sun coverage. Grounds were flat for your tents. Only downside were that the sites were really close to one another so you could hear and see everything your neighbor was doing. -site 35 was humongous (I think it's $40 for this large site) and led to a dirt trail for hiking. If you reserve on reserveamerica.com it says that access to this site is by a small ditch-- what that means is that to get from the parking spot to the site you'd need to traverse a small creek that is covered with a concrete walkway but it's totally accessible - site 36 had a really open and flat space but less shade coverage than the other sites - site 37 and 38 were realy close to one another and right at the intersection of the loop so there wouldn't be much privacy You can walk 2-3 miles to get to Green Valley Lake where there were a few small shops but I did not see a convenience store. read more

While I tend not to gravitate to developed campgrounds for reasons I won't explain here, this was a quaint, well-managed campground. The hosts were consistently patrolling the grounds to make sure the restrooms (with flushable toilets and running warer) were cleaned and stocked. They were also friendly and helpful. All in all, my wife and I had a relatively quiet stay. read more

It appears that most people only rate campgrounds after a negative experience, thus unfairly skewing Yelp results (as most campgrounds have a dearth of reviews). So let this be the corrective. This is a nice spot with gracious hosts and clean facilities. No one was partying late into the night when we were there, but if they were I'm sure the hosts would have put an end to it as they patrolled the site with regularity. We camped in spot 32, which was small but highly shaded. An overall good experience. read more

Just brought my family up to site 76 and had a great time. If the price was lower ($38/night is pretty steep) and there was actually a host here to sell firewood this review would have been a 5*. Beautiful grounds, really spacious and clean (restrooms are very clean!) There are some pretty large ants around and plenty of fire ants so come prepared. Bring your own firewood! read more

Nice campground. A little pricey, but worth it. Next to a couple of creeks and lots of spaces to chose from. Big down side: bathroom was like a black widow tomb with literally 20 dead widows I could count from the toilet seat. Big upside: I don't mind popping a squat in the dirt :) Side note: If you partake in legal medical marijuana use, there's a bud shop ( appropriately name Bud Mart ) about 1 mile after Rim of the World High School. STOCK UP! read more

Love this campsite, hosts where very friendly! Can have your fire on all night as long as you respect the quiet hours from 10pm to 6am (i believe). Barely any cell service but they have a malt shop down the street that (also has some beer) you can use the WiFi if needed. Green Valley Lake is around the corner, only thing you have to pay $7 per person over 11 years old to enjoy it (10 and younger i believe was $4-5). 25 mins to Lake Arrowhead & 35 to Big Bear Village. No showers but clean restrooms with sinks. Dogs allowed but must be leashed, i over heard someone yelling at another camper saying they would fine you if you got caught off leash...not sure. Other than that we will be back! read more

Shady campground! The restrooms are very clean, but no showers. Great place for fishing. Green Valley lake 0.9 miles from campsite not a too bad of a walk. The lake is small but offers kayak and paddleboat rentals. read more

We were only able to stay one night and it got extremely cold! But the campground was clean, quiet, and we will definitely be going back. Our site (#6) was out in the open so we'll be choosing another spot next time. Sorry to the fellow campers that heard us bust down camp at 3 am! read more

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Had a great time with the family really friendly groundskeeper bathroom are keep up only reason I gave a 4 star is because they have no showers and also I believe if you camp at Greenvalley you should get a discount at the Greenvalley lake or they should have some kind of deal or package you can choose from cause we had a large group and paying 80 buck everyday to get in the water is not ok if we are staying more then a few days at the campground but other then that had a great time. Also Bring bug spray is a must for the evenings. read more

Awesome little campground nestled in the trees! We were even able to put up our camping hammock! We were in site 33 which I think was one of the better sites. It was pretty large and easily could have accommodated 4 average-sized tents. The hosts were super-friendly and helpful. The bathrooms were pretty clean and well-stocked as well. The place was fairly quiet, with the only sounds coming from other campers (but they were all very respectful and kept the noise to a reasonable level). We would have preferred the sites being a little further away from each other but that's just a personal preference. I would definitely come back here again! read more

We just stayed in this campground this weekend. The highlight of the trip was the camp host, Jimmy D and his lovely wife. We had been to another camp in the area this past May and had a horrible experience with disrespectful campers. These two hosts also covered that campground and managed to diffused what was an UGLY situation. So we were DELIGHTED to see them here at this campground! We had a large group this weekend with several first time campers. Jimmy D and his lovely wife greeted us so kindly and even remembered us. They truly are wonderful people who do an EXCELLENT job managing campers, providing a clean camp environment and making you feel welcome. As for the campground...there are some amazing sites. We stayed in the double site for our large group. I loved the feel of the large trees...like camping in the Redwoods. BEAUTIFUL campground with some amazing sites. We will definitely be back! Thanks for a great weekend! read more

It is a nice campground. However the falls is gone. It's just rocks and stagnant water, so if your looking for a campground with a watering hole you will be let down like we were. We still managed to have a good time. The lake is only fifteenth minutes away so we rented a motot boat for $35. read more

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Well this campground is very nice, secluded and exactly what you want if you wanna get away. The fire pit grates aren't the best for cooking so I recommend you bring your own grate or I just brought a good cast iron pan. There's plenty of wood around to gather but it will take some work. The Rangers were nice surprisingly they didn't even stop by once the whole time. Very private sites. read more

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