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There is non potable water with big signs not to drink the water and a free dump station. We had to wait about 20 min due to the service people flushing a tank. The dump station is directly behind the service center so if you pull in to the left of the building you come around behind it lined up just right. There is also a place to refill propane.

There is a Wendy’s and a store that is pretty well stocked with fresh food and hot items. To dump you have to pay $10 and get a code from the cashier.
It’s very clean. We didn’t stay just used the facilities.

This dump station is for campers only. The ranger will turn you around.

We stayed on the road to pine lake in a primitive site with a fire ring. It was very secluded but windy and dusty. The campground is closed for construction.
Lots of ATV traffic
No cell service without WeBoost

The road is very rough with washboards and dusty. Lots of ATV activity. If you can find a spot away from the road it’s great. Beautiful views. Fortunately it was not windy as that would have been very dusty. This is a very popular road, I think people live here in their cars. There is some trash but we say rangers out picking it up. Very close to Sedona and hiking so it’s a convenient location. The group sites at the bottom on Loy Butte RD get very full. Some of the pull outs for campsites are very uneven and unsuitable for larger rigs.

This is a great spot. All the campgrounds were full. We prefer Boondocking anyway. Follow the previous recommendations look for mile marker 253 and the yellow T turn off sign. The first part of the road has a no camping sign. Ignore this and continue down the very bumpy dirt road for approximately 1/2-1 mile past the cattle guard. There are plenty of sites and they are large and well spaced. They are a bit uneven but it wasn’t a problem for us.

This is a clean dump station. You have to pull straight in and back out for dump station there is no room to turn around.

This is a good spot. It’s pretty and there is some privacy. Free and close to Bryce. The cons if it’s windy you will get dusted out. There are lots of campers with generators running. Big rigs or larger 5th wheels there are not many turn arounds up the roads and the roads get rutted and rocky. Past the cattle guard really is no one camping and no where to turn around. If you stay on the road there are lots of cars blowing by. This place fills up! So if you see a spot grab it.

This is a very well kept park. Clean, no trash, no speeding or broken glass, nice people who are friendly and quiet. There is some road noise, but not bad with the windows closed. The sites are well spaced enough so you don't feel crowded and there is a little grass and some trees in between. This is a perfect spot to see Coeur d'Alene and the surrounding area. It's beautiful, they rent kayaks and patio boats. There are showers, restrooms and a very clean laundry facility. There are american flags which is appropriate as we are Americans!

Grumpy and unwelcoming receptionist.
The campground is right in the highway so you get road noise. Also the driveways are gravel so you hear everyone driving by. We had a number of people start their harleys and trucks at 6 am and idle them for 20 minutes lol
The park is very clean. For the money this park isn’t worth it. We had full hookups but our gravel site wasn’t level. The private RV parks are so much nicer and so is their staff!