Upon arrival, it is very far out of the way of any towns or amenities. So make sure you bring everything you need for your stay. This is not a one night stop if you’re just driving through.

The road is fairly nice and paved the whole way out until you reach the camp. No big ruts or pot holes. It turns into sand and loose gravel after entering the campground.

There are quite a few rules and regulations to stay here, so it says on the board when entering the camp.

We stayed during hunting season so the length of stay is up to 30 days. Any other time of the year it’s 14 days.

I checked the local website and there is a fire ban in effect but it could change in the future. So be sure to check if you plan on having a fire.

Reception sucks. We got one bar where we stayed but towards where people are living out here, it’s a little better.

There are a couple of holes dug in the ground with a toilet sitting on top. I used it and noticed it was to the top by the rim of the seat full of human waste. Awesome!

There are a lot of sand burrs that stuck to literally everything when you walk anywhere outside.

The time of the year we stayed the whole country was experiencing an Arctic blast from the north, so it was quite chilly. That’s not norma here, but it is what it is.

We didn’t make it down to the Lake so i have no pictures of that.

Wildlife and traffic are heavy due to it being hunting season. But the traffic wasn’t a bother. Usually early in the morning and late at night.

Seen a park ranger a few times drive by, that’s the extent of that.

All n all, very peaceful! We would stay again.