Tule - Success Lake

My experience here at Success Lake has been fun!

I got here at 3pm and it was hot with no shade. By 5 pm it cool of and was very pleasant. Very good showers and restroom to freshen up in.

Very helpful lady at entrance. She helped us find the right spot $20 for the non electric site $10 if you have any of the National Park passes.

Loved the campground. We were here on the weekend and we're able to drive in and get a spot. There are bathrooms and showers available. There is a day use area. The lake is beautiful and you are very close to town. Park was quiet.

A friend and I camped here overnight while on a 4-day motorcycle tour of the Sothern Sierra, the location was convenient. We found sitting and watching the sunset over the lake perfect site#30 after a long day ride. However, when we went to bed our neighbors were partying which is fine, but I was laying awake till 12:30 am when I asked them to please keep the noise down which they did, in the morning 6:30 am I was eating breakfast and greeted them with a good morning and a wave the response that I got was a middle finger and a loud“F” you, This kind of behaver is disgusting in a family environment 

The date was Saturday night 9/16 and their site was#29

There is very few campsites with shade. It’s a pretty far walk to the lake. On the pro side not too far from a town if you need to grab something. It was clean at the campsite. But the lake had so much wooden debris logs, branches etc. Really hard for phone reception to make calls or internet, we have AT&T, T Mobile. But we still enjoyed our stay.

We were unable to get into Sequoia National Forest due to damage on the road, which is no fault to the campground. But besides the national forest not much to do around the area unless you have watercraft. I do believe there are boat rentals. The lake is beautiful & peaceful, lovely sunsets there. Bathrooms are remodeled and very nice! Our site was at the end and did not have the cover over picnic table which would have been nice to know, bc we would have choose anothet but not a big deal. We had Verizon services work well there. Little t-mobile service.

It’s really a cheap place to camp and have nice hot clean showers it’s beautiful at sunset and nice campground to be at peaceful and spread out!!

Very nice place to visit! Comfortable campgrounds & crowds.

Beautiful sunsets. Really"rough around the edges". Surprised to see the Army Corp of Engineers responsible for this campground. The camp sites themselves, aside from being fairly barren, are potholed, uneven gravel- littered with a ton of garbage like cigarette butts, bottle caps and broken glass. Add the abundance of goatheads, and there's nowhere to walk barefoot or to let your dog walk. The water supplies seem to be placed randomly and not very close to sites. In July at least, the water ranges from hot to warm. The campground is close enough to other attractions, but aside from the beautiful sunset over the hills, it's a fairly dead and barren, unattractive/ utilitarian park with a muddy, uninviting shoreline. The sites are so wide open and with the park being close to the street, there's a subtle feeling of vulnerability. Bathrooms are a sad affair. Steamy. Lots of bugs. Poorly functioning plumbing. It'll do in a pinch, but choose another option if your looking for something nice.

Clean, well kept

There is so much to do here and around this area. From hidden water falls and earth made rock slides this is one of my favorite places to come camping. Here are a few pictures of the area.