As of right now, only 2 of the 3 campgrounds were open due to Covid; however, they were using the Northend campground as overflow in case the 2 open campgrounds were full.  In addition, at this time, the State Parks have decided to keep the campgrounds open through October.

Midway camp is ok, though most of the sites are uphill and close together.  Each site has its own picnic table and fire ring, but there aren’t any hookups for RV/trailers.  I would say most of the sites in that loop would be pretty hard for longer rigs to back into.  Most of the sites would be great for tents, but so so for RV/trailers due to the incline and difficulty of getting into most of the sites.  Site 38 was probably the best site for an RV/Trailer.  They do have showers/restrooms and garbage, and the day use site at the north end of the lake is nice with boat rentals during the summer. 

Our camp host was excellent and very friendly!  There also is a free dump for campers at the north end just before you head back out.  The southend site is better than this site as all the campground is near the lake.  Midway has a handful of tent sites on the lake side of the road, with the majority of sites on the mountain side of the road.  This road does get pretty busy with people going up to hike and bike down Mt. Constitution.  There is a great little trail lake goes around Cascade Lake which makes for a great sunrise.  The gate to Mount Constitution opens at 6am for early risers.  The views up there are spectacular and an easy drive from Midway Camp.  You can also just hike out the back of your campground and hit numerous trails.