The Narrows Campground

The camp hosts were very nice upon our arrival. Our site was clean and easy to back into. Not perfectly level, but not much to complain about. The 30 amp service worked well without issues. 50 and 15 were provided as well, but we didn’t use them.

There is a marina close by. Many of the campers around us were enjoying fishing throughout the weekend.

The only negative is the water hookup is further away than most. We weren’t able to hook up to stay on city water with 50 ft of hose. Mostly because our hookup is at the front of our rig and the water source is about 25 feet in back of the site. If you’re coming here just plan ahead and bring some extra hose.

This campground is used a lot by locals. Lot of fishermen bring their boats. Heavily wooded. Sites are large so many will hold TT and TV and a boat. There is an A and B loop. A is kinda on a bluff and B is a little closer to water. Trees obscure the view of the water from most sites. We stumbled into the best site. A18. Other sites are a little tighter than most COE campgrounds. A18 is at the end of the row and pretty far from nearest site. The closeness of the sites is the only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars. Water and electric up to 50A is available for all sites which is different than Campendium lists. Now sewer but good dump station at entrance. Bathroom and shower is pretty good and reasonably modern. The mapping to the campground is sketchy. Google told me to use a one lane road but there was a sign that directed us to the COE differently and then Google picked up since the actual next turn was not marked with any sign. Road was quite narrow all the way into the camp. See photos for site. I had T-Mobile home internet and was able to stream with a marginal 2 bars of 4g. Normal COE discounts apply. We paid 14 per night.