Ashley Lake North Campground

All the campsites are nice and large. With fire rings and a picnic table. Each spot has its own beautiful access to the lake. Bring your small, medium and large water toys because there's plenty of space and the lake is so gorgeous your never gonna want to leave. A boat ramp is not but a mile, if that.

Really nice spot, but 15 ish miles down a rough gravel road. The campground itself is very primitive, and the loop would be hard to drive for anything longer than a car. It was tight for my suburban. Definitely worth it if you have a smaller rig and want to get away.

We stayed at this site Memorial Day weekend 2018. We were told they wouldn’t open the sites until later that day, but we figured we’d get there early and go for a hike. There were two sites left when we arrived. The grounds were relatively clean and there was a nice stack of firewood at each site, which was a nice surprise. It was easy enough to put a canoe in the water, though you do feel like your walking through other people’s sites. There was a nice trail around the lake and plenty of loons and bald eagles to watch and listen to. Our first night was rough when a very large group of teenagers decided to camp out at the closed host site. Between 10pm and 3am a new vehicle arrived every 15 minutes. They partied and left the next morning.