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There are two campsites, slightly further than maps said they were. Site one is on the left and two further down the road on the right. Site 2 is probably big enough to pull through with a smaller trailer and it has a stream. We did have a few drive-by’s but not bad

This is lakeside. Nine mile easy travel dirt road. There were a couple multi slide out fifth wheels that made the trip. If you are just looking for a spot for the night there are plenty of side roads on the way.

The area for parking is wide open. I was here on Memorial Day weekend and the was still plenty of room. Only drawback, which can happen anywhere, is someone with a loud, cheap Costco generator running too long. If you have a kayak or fish - go for it.

When I arrived there were a couple local vehicles. Kids were swimming, another fishing. They went home and no other people camping. I had it to myself.

Clean, well manicured grass. Sweet lake, nicely kept pit toilets. I-80 is only a mile or so away, not as quiet as I prefer. Maps took me here easily.

Yes I agree with all the 5-star ratings. Animals, birds, a lake - what more could you want!

Good place to rest. Surprisingly a number of people sleeping in their cars. Relatively quiet - far enough from the highway. A train went by once in the evening and once in the morning, not an issue. I should point out I am in a truck camper so I parked away from the truckers.

Rain, windy, cool (mid-May), and fog in the morning. I’ll hang out for awhile.

There were probably a dozen campers at this site, mostly cars / tenters. The area is large, room for more. Beautiful evening views. The road.

The road going up and back down was extremely washboard in some areas. I passed a Cruise America rental pounding away at some of the worst washboard and I never did see that vehicle at the top. The road is bad.

I did pass a couple locations on my way down that I didn’t see going up. This would be a good option if available just to avoid much of the road.

As far as campiing goes, it’s okay. I wasn’t going to write a review - but the showers!

The showers / restroom were great. The facility is large and very clean. This might be different during functions at the fairground. One big plus is the showers do not throttle back the hot water temperature like many places.

Get back on the road feeling really refreshed!

I stayed probably in the spot last reviewer did. Very quiet with coyote serenade in the morning. Plenty of firewood but dry conditions do not warrant using the rock fire ring (for me). Nice two-track road for bicycling.

I can’t imagine much more than a small TT getting up here and the spots aren’t that big. Easy to find using the map. There are a couple of sites down the main road that could handle bigger rigs but it would be luck if one was available. Short, dusty drive into town and the park.

A very basic campground all hook ups, no showers, no toilet. I got him a little before 6 PM and checked in. They only have 50 amp hook up and the nice lady loaned me an adapter. Then she said just return it in the morning when you pay.

Amazing hospitality!

It really was nice here. If you are using maps to guide you, it will call the site by another name rather than Chief Cornstalk - ‘pine’ something. The drive in made me doubt there was a camping area was to be found. It’s a narrow, windy road that, depending on what you drive, would be a tight fit meeting an oncoming vehicle. Only one other camper was there.

There is a shooting range nearby so daylight hours could be loud but at night just the crickets and maybe an owl. There is a small lake there as well. The water’s edge has litter from fishermen I’m guessing.

A perfect quit place to stay multiple nights but very limited cell coverage (ATT). Off the beaten path but worth it. 4 stars instead of 5 just for the drive in and back out.