We were at Red Feather campground at the end of July. The campground itself was nice, quiet, clean. But the drive into the campground is nerve wracking. We are from northern california so we are usually fine but bumpy roads. But towing a trailer I was surprised to find the drive in was partially on a gravel road. We kept thinking we were going the wrong way! Once we got in there, the roads inside the grounds are tight so not sure how bigger rigs would handle it. We were in loop 2 so not super close to the lake. Lots of sloped sites in this campground so be aware. And the lake didnt have a beachy area at all, very rocky. Not sure if it's better when there is more water. But the lake itself was beautiful. We were lucky enough to be caught in between a large group of people who are part of a folk band and got to listen to their music for hours. It was amazing!