It’s no one’s fault that at 3000 ft elevation it’s really hot here in July but that made the dry dusty conditions less pleasant. Lots of loud trains before dawn and through early morning. At site 6 nearer the road, lots of morning traffic sounds, not the best to wake to. In July 2026 the water system was positive for bacteria, signs said not dangerous but they warn you of risks anyway (?). Restrooms out of tp. I notice upon leaving, after dodging yellow jackets at meal time, a half full wasp trap hanging in my site. I’d avoid site 6.

Quiet, super clean bathrooms, great swimming. Only downside is it is near a railroad. Be aware that google maps will take you through private property so you need to look at the map to avoid that!

The spots are great and have a picnic table and fire pit provided. Drinkable water and very clean and well kept pit toilets. Manny, the camp host, is great, he keeps a great area and can provide insight on hiking spots and other areas to visit around the area. There is no shortage of swimming holes with beautiful clear water and breathtaking views.

Nice campground, water spigot is safe water, they test it every month. Nice camp host, bear box included, neighbors aren’t too close. Cell service is atrocious but that isn’t their fault. Bathrooms had much to be desired. Would camp here again!

Hot with limited shade and campsites with little privacy, but this place is all about the swimming hole. The water is clean and inviting, the beach is wide and covered with shake rocks, and the views up the sides of the steep banks are beautiful! We battled meat bees and mosquitos a bit. The camp hosts are great people; they’re kind and vigilant. They take excellent care of the place and their campers. We were there Fri-Sun, and the trains ran much more on the Friday than on Sat/ Sun. I’m posting a video with the train noise. We found it kind of cool and eeirie — wasn’t too bothersome. Lovely campground all in all!