roadtripper3999922

We were going to stay at another place and felt it was just too hard to get into. So we thought we’d give this place a try. SOOO glad we did. Easy to get to just off the road, tucked away in a nice valley with a creek. Staff super friendly and the BEST, hands down, the BEST shower we have seen yet. Internet is good enough to stream, but they have a lodge house with TV, games, etc. On weekends they have music - wish we could have experience this too. The variety of types of sites is really cool as well. RV w/ hookups, tents, tent platforms, cabins, themed trailer, rustic cabin w/ RV, etc. Laundry too! Definitely keeping on the list for a return visit! Close to all the action in Fayetteville and they have a huge list of recommendations - including rainy day activities!!!

Stayed here for 1 night. All we could find on recreation.gov. Lake is nice for hanging and kayaking. LOTS of people jamming the shore and out in the water. The campsites are pretty much on top of one another. Cell service was great, but it was like camping in a city with little or no privacy. You could hear everything going on around you.

No beats, but doubt we will stay here ever again…

We explored this CG for a future date. Friends come here once a year and recommended it. Close to the lake with lots of room between sites. Spotted lots of open first come first served sites. The lake was packed, but still had lots of room for more. Lake is adequate for kayaking. Also packed with folks fishing. The geology is spectacular and looks like hiking is good. Hope to be back to stay.

Managed to find 2 nights on recreation.gov for this location. Picture of site 29 was not accurate. The parking spot was terribly sloped and impossible to level on. Neighbors in site 30 were leaving as they had bears right in their camp, while they were sitting at the picnic table during the day! At night they forgot to lock their RV doors snd the bear opened the door! Needless to say with kids they were freaked out. Yet, again, we observed they were leaving coolers snd boxes out all over the place.

They left so we took their site! It’s was lovely right by the creek. Lots of room and we could level the van easily. We went for a bike ride - excellent trails and lots of places yo hang around Lake Mary. We had left a few windows open on the van, when we returned later that afternoon we saw muddy bear paws up the side of the van to the small open window!! No scratches and the screen had nose snot on it, but clearly it was a very bold bear.

Host says there are 3 bears in the area, one with a cub!! Nothing scares them away. You have to leave if they come into your camp.

Lovely place, but if your not comfortable with bears roaming around don’t come here. We loved it and kept a very clean site. Hubby really wanted to see the bear in our camp, but none showed up…. Much better options on other camps full of boxes and coolers… just sitting out all day and night. People are just stupid and while they say you can gets ticket NO ONE is ticketing any of these people.

Got site 47 in Lower Twin Creek. Upper was way too hilly and hard to level. Lower was perfect. We booked via Recreation.gov. Could only get 1 night, yet 8 sites were reserved but NEVER SHOWED UP. This really pisses us off.

Lakes are nice, small, great views and waterfall. Hiked leave right from the campground. Bike trails are nice and free shuttle to the upper lakes is great - ride back down! Kayaks and boat rentals are all over. No showers, but good water. No dump for RVs, local lodge charging a lot for using their dump station.

Campground was nice, some room between sites. Bear showed up at campsite behind us. Horns, alarms,pot banging ensued. Bear was right in camp by picnic table. Very bold and not scared of noises. Idiots leaving coolers and boxes out all over. Bear came back at night and the next morning at 5 AM someone saw it again and AGAIN noise horns blaring, it’s freaking ridiculous. Woke the whole camp up!