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We stayed 4 nights in December, 2021. The sites are quite nice with level (in our case, at least) concrete pads. As others mentioned the sewer hookup is at the back end of the site which means two or more hoses for those of us with mid-point or front waste connections. Lots of cottontail rabbits in the campground.

There is a store down at the marina at which you check-in (open until 4pm in December). If you arrive after store closing (as we did) then you go to the store the next morning.

The campground WiFi was "ok". It had periods of not working at all and there is no cell service; something to be aware of if you work remotely. There is also a charge for each connected device beyond the first (we used an "access point sharing router" for multiple devices without multiple charges).

The marina is nice which you'll probably want to know; really the only reason to come here is to paddle (as we did) or to fish (I talked to a guy who fishes there regularly from a kayak and he said he'd caught up to a 27 pound striper).

Note that the road from Hwy 93 down to the marina area is (as of Dec 2021) in need of repair. There are lots of potholes but, if you drive carefully, you can avoid hitting any of them.

We stayed 4 nights in December, 2021. The sites are quite nice with level (in our case, at least) concrete pads. As others mentioned the sewer hookup is at the back end of the site which means two or more hoses for those of us with mid-point or front waste connections. Lots of cottontail rabbits in the campground.

There is a store down at the marina at which you check-in (open until 4pm in December). If you arrive after store closing (as we did) then you go to the store the next morning.

The campground WiFi was "ok". It had periods of not working at all and there is no cell service; something to be aware of if you work remotely. There is also a charge for each connected device beyond the first (we used an "access point sharing router" for multiple devices without multiple charges).

The marina is nice which you'll probably want to know; really the only reason to come here is to paddle (as we did) or to fish (I talked to a guy who fishes there regularly from a kayak and he said he'd caught up to a 27 pound striper).

Note that the road from Hwy 93 down to the marina area is (as of Dec 2021) in need of repair. There are lots of potholes but, if you drive carefully, you can avoid hitting any of them.

We stayed 4 nights in December, 2021. The sites are quite nice with level (in our case, at least) concrete pads. As others mentioned the sewer hookup is at the back end of the site which means two or more hoses for those of us with mid-point or front waste connections. Lots of cottontail rabbits in the campground.

There is a store down at the marina at which you check-in (open until 4pm in December). If you arrive after store closing (as we did) then you go to the store the next morning.

The campground WiFi was "ok". It had periods of not working at all and there is no cell service; something to be aware of if you work remotely. There is also a charge for each connected device beyond the first (we used an "access point sharing router" for multiple devices without multiple charges).

The marina is nice which you'll probably want to know; really the only reason to come here is to paddle (as we did) or to fish (I talked to a guy who fishes there regularly from a kayak and he said he'd caught up to a 27 pound striper).

Note that the road from Hwy 93 down to the marina area is (as of Dec 2021) in need of repair. There are lots of potholes but, if you drive carefully, you can avoid hitting any of them.

We stayed 4 nights in December, 2021. The sites are quite nice with level (in our case, at least) concrete pads. As others mentioned the sewer hookup is at the back end of the site which means two or more hoses for those of us with mid-point or front waste connections. Lots of cottontail rabbits in the campground.

There is a store down at the marina at which you check-in (open until 4pm in December). If you arrive after store closing (as we did) then you go to the store the next morning.

The campground WiFi was "ok". It had periods of not working at all and there is no cell service; something to be aware of if you work remotely. There is also a charge for each connected device beyond the first (we used an "access point sharing router" for multiple devices without multiple charges).

The marina is nice which you'll probably want to know; really the only reason to come here is to paddle (as we did) or to fish (I talked to a guy who fishes there regularly from a kayak and he said he'd caught up to a 27 pound striper).

Note that the road from Hwy 93 down to the marina area is (as of Dec 2021) in need of repair. There are lots of potholes but, if you drive carefully, you can avoid hitting any of them.

We stayed 4 nights in December, 2021. The sites are quite nice with level (in our case, at least) concrete pads. As others mentioned the sewer hookup is at the back end of the site which means two or more hoses for those of us with mid-point or front waste connections. Lots of cottontail rabbits in the campground.

There is a store down at the marina at which you check-in (open until 4pm in December). If you arrive after store closing (as we did) then you go to the store the next morning.

The campground WiFi was "ok". It had periods of not working at all and there is no cell service; something to be aware of if you work remotely. There is also a charge for each connected device beyond the first (we used an "access point sharing router" for multiple devices without multiple charges).

The marina is nice which you'll probably want to know; really the only reason to come here is to paddle (as we did) or to fish (I talked to a guy who fishes there regularly from a kayak and he said he'd caught up to a 27 pound striper).

Note that the road from Hwy 93 down to the marina area is (as of Dec 2021) in need of repair. There are lots of potholes but, if you drive carefully, you can avoid hitting any of them.

We stayed 4 nights in December, 2021. The sites are quite nice with level (in our case, at least) concrete pads. As others mentioned the sewer hookup is at the back end of the site which means two or more hoses for those of us with mid-point or front waste connections. Lots of cottontail rabbits in the campground.

There is a store down at the marina at which you check-in (open until 4pm in December). If you arrive after store closing (as we did) then you go to the store the next morning.

The campground WiFi was "ok". It had periods of not working at all and there is no cell service; something to be aware of if you work remotely. There is also a charge for each connected device beyond the first (we used an "access point sharing router" for multiple devices without multiple charges).

The marina is nice which you'll probably want to know; really the only reason to come here is to paddle (as we did) or to fish (I talked to a guy who fishes there regularly from a kayak and he said he'd caught up to a 27 pound striper).

Note that the road from Hwy 93 down to the marina area is (as of Dec 2021) in need of repair. There are lots of potholes but, if you drive carefully, you can avoid hitting any of them.

We stayed 4 nights in December, 2021. The sites are quite nice with level (in our case, at least) concrete pads. As others mentioned the sewer hookup is at the back end of the site which means two or more hoses for those of us with mid-point or front waste connections. Lots of cottontail rabbits in the campground.

There is a store down at the marina at which you check-in (open until 4pm in December). If you arrive after store closing (as we did) then you go to the store the next morning.

The campground WiFi was "ok". It had periods of not working at all and there is no cell service; something to be aware of if you work remotely. There is also a charge for each connected device beyond the first (we used an "access point sharing router" for multiple devices without multiple charges).

The marina is nice which you'll probably want to know; really the only reason to come here is to paddle (as we did) or to fish (I talked to a guy who fishes there regularly from a kayak and he said he'd caught up to a 27 pound striper).

Note that the road from Hwy 93 down to the marina area is (as of Dec 2021) in need of repair. There are lots of potholes but, if you drive carefully, you can avoid hitting any of them.

We stayed 4 nights in December, 2021. The sites are quite nice with level (in our case, at least) concrete pads. As others mentioned the sewer hookup is at the back end of the site which means two or more hoses for those of us with mid-point or front waste connections. Lots of cottontail rabbits in the campground.

There is a store down at the marina at which you check-in (open until 4pm in December). If you arrive after store closing (as we did) then you go to the store the next morning.

The campground WiFi was "ok". It had periods of not working at all and there is no cell service; something to be aware of if you work remotely. There is also a charge for each connected device beyond the first (we used an "access point sharing router" for multiple devices without multiple charges).

The marina is nice which you'll probably want to know; really the only reason to come here is to paddle (as we did) or to fish (I talked to a guy who fishes there regularly from a kayak and he said he'd caught up to a 27 pound striper).

Note that the road from Hwy 93 down to the marina area is (as of Dec 2021) in need of repair. There are lots of potholes but, if you drive carefully, you can avoid hitting any of them.

We stayed 4 nights in December, 2021. The sites are quite nice with level (in our case, at least) concrete pads. As others mentioned the sewer hookup is at the back end of the site which means two or more hoses for those of us with mid-point or front waste connections. Lots of cottontail rabbits in the campground.

There is a store down at the marina at which you check-in (open until 4pm in December). If you arrive after store closing (as we did) then you go to the store the next morning.

The campground WiFi was "ok". It had periods of not working at all and there is no cell service; something to be aware of if you work remotely. There is also a charge for each connected device beyond the first (we used an "access point sharing router" for multiple devices without multiple charges).

The marina is nice which you'll probably want to know; really the only reason to come here is to paddle (as we did) or to fish (I talked to a guy who fishes there regularly from a kayak and he said he'd caught up to a 27 pound striper).

Note that the road from Hwy 93 down to the marina area is (as of Dec 2021) in need of repair. There are lots of potholes but, if you drive carefully, you can avoid hitting any of them.

We stayed 4 nights in December, 2021. The sites are quite nice with level (in our case, at least) concrete pads. As others mentioned the sewer hookup is at the back end of the site which means two or more hoses for those of us with mid-point or front waste connections. Lots of cottontail rabbits in the campground.

There is a store down at the marina at which you check-in (open until 4pm in December). If you arrive after store closing (as we did) then you go to the store the next morning.

The campground WiFi was "ok". It had periods of not working at all and there is no cell service; something to be aware of if you work remotely. There is also a charge for each connected device beyond the first (we used an "access point sharing router" for multiple devices without multiple charges).

The marina is nice which you'll probably want to know; really the only reason to come here is to paddle (as we did) or to fish (I talked to a guy who fishes there regularly from a kayak and he said he'd caught up to a 27 pound striper).

Note that the road from Hwy 93 down to the marina area is (as of Dec 2021) in need of repair. There are lots of potholes but, if you drive carefully, you can avoid hitting any of them.