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There was dried poop and toilet paper everywhere. There was no hole cover and the water didn’t work. Highly recommend not going here. The smell was terrible and the area was really gross.

Talked to a ranger at the campground a crossed the street who helped us find the dump. The dump is not located at bay any of the campgrounds along the river, it is by itself a crossed the road. Ranger told us to feel free to dump and fill up. It has a sign of fees but there is no where to pay and no prices. Ranger didn’t mention anything about fees either. Very convenient place right off the road! May be a bit tight of an entrance for bigger rigs. Our travel trailer is 25ft.

Entire campground appears to be first come, first serve. Around 50 spots all ranging in size. Anyone from a tent and camper van to around a 50 foot rig could fit. Potable water and restrooms on site. Allowed to gather dead and down wood for fires. Hosts were very friendly. Campground was quiet and peaceful. Two bars for Verizon LTE. Just enough to make calls and search. Wouldn’t be able to work here w a mobile hotspot.

Aside from the highway noise, which we expected due to reviews, this campground is lovely. Tall pines, nice sites, and water access. There is also trash and potable water in the campground. You can also get 5 pieces of firewood per evening for camp fires! We only stayed one night but would happily stay again. If you have an interagency access pass, you get 50% off the price.
Normal price: $15
Access pass price: $7.50

All spots under tall pines. Easy walk to the lake for swimming, kayaking, dogs to play, etc. Very well kept. Only downside was there were a ton of big families and kids running around, which made it rather noisy at times, but you’ll have that. We were very hesitant to stay here at first due to it being a KOA, but we’re pleasantly surprised.