Twin Lakes Resort

Great little lake resort that doesn't get as much pressure as some of the other Cascade High Lakes. A nice little hike around the lake followed by a dip could suit your fancy.

So I have fished here a few years ago but never made it back to camp until this weekend. Took our fifth wheel and off we went! Corona Virus 2020 lockdown has us wanting to camp! We kayaked camped loved the river and the lake. Great staff great store clean grounds and all you could ask for! We will be back!

First time here, stayed with a family group and we had 3 sites total. We stayed on the RV side w hookups in sites 2,3 & 4. The campsites are large and very long - we had what I think was a 40’ motorhome w a large vehicle trailer hitched to the back - back fully in, with room to spare, in the spot next to us. All the spots were very roomy. At first glance, it appears to not be the most private campground but it didn’t feel that way when we were there over Memorial Day and it was full.
There is hardly any Verizon cell service here and no wifi or satellite signal that we could get. Our sites backed up to the lake and there is a nice beach to spend time at.
It’s labeled a resort, and indeed there is a small resort w cabins, a store & restaurant up the road but the RV park was fairly rustic - no paved roads, sites etc. Full hookups though and nice clean bathrooms with showers.
They rake the sites after each camper and leave things nice and clean. Camp hosts were lovely and people were quiet after 10pm. There is boondocking across the lake and they do party late over there but it didn’t bother us. Reminded me of my 20’s :)
Would definitely stay here again!

We camped here in the week following Memorial Day 2020, and we lucked into some fabulous, unseasonably warm weather (highs in the 80s). We couldn't have asked for more - our 18yo daughter and her boyfriend inflated all of our water toys and hopped in both South Twin Lake and the channel near the RV park. It was perfect.

I echo what is said in previous reviews: this is a rustic resort - lots of trees and water, and not a lot nearby to do besides hike, fish, play in the water and sit in the sun. The restaurant had just opened for the season and has outdoor seating available (indoor will not be available this year due to the COVID pandemic). The camp store has just about everything you need at camp store prices.

Very poor cell phone reception. Pro tip for those with AT&T: walk from the RV resort and sit by South Twin Lake - we found 1 - 2 bars of LTE there, enough to make a phone call or catch up on email, etc.

The owners of the property were welcoming and they had a lovely system in place where if you paid in full via their website, you didn't even have to check in - you could just back into the assigned spot.

All spots were back-in only. Our Class C is 25' long, and we had no problems backing into site #15. We saw several very large Class A rigs while there, so I think just about everything that rolls can fit in with a bit of patience. Good water pressure, and the electrical service was OK - our Hughes Autoformer did detect a couple of low voltage situations over a couple of days, but they quickly resolved themselves.