This Campground was developed in the 1930s and 40s by the Civilian Conservation Corps. The old Guard Station at the entrance was built in 1941 which adds to the character of the campground. The campground is located next to Lost Lake which hosts a pair of Common Loons and Canada geese. There are 18 campsites, (14 single sites, and 4 doubles) with picnic tables and fire rings.A large group site is available through the Recreation.gov reservation system.A day use Picnic site, Swim beach, Ampitheater, and Boat Launch are also available. Water and garbage service are available as well. Three toilet facilities service the campground. Two organization camps border the campground. A Campground Host is on site during the season. This is a Fee site.
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Confirmed by 1 users | Last reported on May 27, 2019T-Mobile 5G
Confirmed by 2 users | Last reported on July 23, 2019Lost Lake is a small remote mountain lake surrounded by cabins and campgrounds. In addition to the National Forest campground, there are adjacent group camps, a church retreat and community retreat camps. The location is great but the proximity to the retreats ruins the feeling of isolation.
Access to the lake is via paved Forest Service road connecting to US Hwy 20.
The sites are spacious and well spaced. No hook-ups are available. There are several water spigots throughout the campground, several vault toilets, and one flush toilet facility. No showers. There is no cell service.
Pros:
Quiet during the off-season.
Well maintained.
Cons:
Busy and noisy during popular weekends and whenever the retreat is active.
Very few lake-front sites - the campground loop extends away from the lake.
Nightly Rate: $12.00
Days Stayed: 3
Site Number: 12
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Gorgeous, relatively remote place, the problem is people-related.
1. There is a large camp, I believe some sort of religious camp. They have a large building that separates their area from the tent and vehicle campers. The problem is that they run electricity -- but have no power. Therefore their electricity comes from large gasoline generator/s -- which they place away from their own sleeping area because it's so noisy -- and directed right at your tent site. They also take over the swimming area when it's their swim time.
2. Proselytizing must be one of their merit badges -- little and big crosses strewn EVERYWHERE. In this day and age, slightly intimidating -- especially in a publicly-owned property. If there is a ranger or caretaker, he or she needs to do their job and keep that group in check.
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Days Stayed: 2
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Parking
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Pets Allowed
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Restrooms
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Wifi
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Wheelchair Accessible
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Credit Cards Accepted
- Max Stay
- 14
- Season End
- Oct.
- Affiliation
- National forest
- Season Start
- May
- Last Nightly Rate
- 12.0
- Lowest Nightly Rate
- 12.0
- Longest Vehicle Length Reported
- 23.0
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Laundry
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Propane
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Showers
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Big Rigs
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Boondock
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Firewood
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Fifty Amp
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Tent Sites
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Cabin Sites
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Full Hookup
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Paved Sites
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Dump Station
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Mobile Homes
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Public Water
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Pull Through
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Sewer Hookup
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Water Hookup
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Potable Water
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Age Restricted
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Rec Facilities
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Dispersed Sites
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Open Seasonally
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Permit Required
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Group Tent Sites
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Fulltime Residents
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Standard Tent Sites
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Pull Through RV Sites
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