North Twin Lake Campground

Most spots are not on the lake, but we got the primo spots on a Monday night. Both spots had been reserved the days before and days after.
Many spots are actually reserved, but the people never show up. That’s strange, but after camping in three different campgrounds within the area it seems to be an issue.
We also tried to reserve a spot the day before, but were not allowed too. I even called the park service to try to reserve a spot.
Our spot on the lake was perfect for our one night. Beautiful.
Why I’m giving a 3 star is bathroom issues. Zero toilet paper and messy. There are sheets on the wall that say they had been “serviced “ two days ago, but there is no way they would have been completely out of toilet paper. Also there were no pay envelopes stocked.

Amenities
-clean vault toilets (2)
-trash
-can and plastic bottle recycling

Season/ weather
-mid spring gorgeous and 70 in the day 40s at night
-minimal mosquitoes

Cleanliness
-4/5 due to the fact that this campground is also a day use facility open to the public

Value
4/5 because no drinking water. Being a filter and you’re good.

Friendliness of staff
Attentive camp host

Pet friendly
Leash your fur babies!

Cell Service
1-2 bars Verizon LTE

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On North Twin Lake in Deschutes National Forest, this campground has 10 sites for tents, trailers, or RVs up to 22 feet, with picnic tables, fire grills, and vault toilets. No piped water. Nearby boat docks/launch/rentals. Leashed pets permitted. No reservations. Open June to late Sept. Contact the Bend-Fort Rock Ranger District for more information.