Mona Campground

very limited for trailers - oonly a couple of large sites - the remainder of the campground is best suited for tents

Large campsites. Some are huge. Most will accommodate RVs. Some pull thrus. Lots of trees and shade. Lake access very limited behind a few campsites. There is a trail that runs behind some. For this reason, I won’t be coming back. We stayed in #7 and had lake access. We shared the little cliff with others that came by via a trail. It seemed there were a few other sites with direct access that were private. There weren’t any other trails to them. Our cliff was steep to get down to the lake. The other option is to drive or walk across the bridge to the Lookout campground boat launch and day use area. Still not a lot of beach area in the day use area. Mona Campground is directly across from Lookout CG. Lookout CG has grass, beach area, but no privacy and few trees.it was also noisy. The lake itself was nice with 2 rivers under the 2 bridges that were good for kayaking. There weren’t a lot of boats on the lake the weekend we were there. There wasn’t much evidence of forest fire at this end of the lake.

Camp Host was awesome! He was friendly, gave advice and provided my kids with worms to fish with. We had a wonderful stay. Thank you.

Mona Campground is located approximately 7 miles northeast of Blue River at an elevation of 1,360 feet. This campground has 23 sites with trailer space and fire rings. Potable water and toilets are available. This popular, versatile recreation area was constructed in 1970 on the northwest shore of Blue River Reservoir. The campground is situated in a long, narrow strip of various hard and soft wood trees. The area is surrounded by steep slopes, many covered with virgin timber.