Coon Fork Campground

The campground is lovely considering it's only $20 for lakeside ($17 non lakeside). It has a shower house, bathroom, dump station, wood for sale ($6/bundle), ice for sale and is non electric. The sites are very generous with a lot of green between spaces. You are not on top of your neighbor.

I like to hammock, and while not a lot of the sites are ideal, they're are a few that are. A3 was one ($17 non lake) and 2LR ($20 lakeside). The latter was perfect for several hammocks.

All sites have very clean fire rings, picnic table and a bench next to the fire pit.

There is a totally separate loop (Loop D) for units that are self contained.

If you don't make it before the office closes, there is self check in. A total of 108 spaces with about 30 that are first come.

Very little road noise here… Pretty far off the road. I did have noisy radio neighbors the second night I stayed, but it happens sometimes.That did not reflect on the campground itself.

Raccoons frequent the park, hence the name, so they will give you trash bags at check in to keep them at bay. That's a great way to help control the problem.

Our site was huge with some good trees for hammocks. The bathrooms were very clean and kept up with. Nice beaches and walking trails throughout!!

Coon Forks is a county campground with a nice lake with two beaches and a boat landing, but only non-motorized crafts allowed. Campsites are private with waterfront and electric sites. Some sites reservable. Some loops better suited for tents Some for large RVs. Canoe, kayak and paddle boat rentals with ice and firewood available fir purchase. On-site ranger and quiet hours enforced.Flush toilets and hot showers.

This is a great place to camp. We have been back a few times. They have sites on the lake and off. If you can get a site on the water I highly recommend. There is a trail between the site and the water but still is great. The bathrooms were always nice and clean with hot showers. Not much for play grounds but the kids enjoyed skating around the looks.

Favorite place to camp as a kid. Nice lake with plenty of hiking and biking trails. Great private sites where you’re not on top of your neighbor.

I have stayed here multiple times. Always a blast. The kids love swimming, kayaking, fishing, and bike trails.

This was a beautiful camping spot with close water access. There was plenty of area nearby to hike or go swimming and there was a cool water run off that you can walk down the side of. There was plenty of wild life nearby and the camping spot was very clean!

No outboard motors allowed on this lake. Canoe and rowboat rentals are available at the office. Great private campsites. We love it here.

Spacious campsites, surrounded by trees. Try to get a lake side site, they are amazing! Hot showers, flush toilets, firewood available for purchase. Great campsite for tent or rv camping. Bring your kayaks, canoes, or inflatables but leave motorboat at home as they are not allowed on the lake. They also upgraded the playground equipment on the dayside beach this year. Only complaint is that there are 2 beaches but dogs not allowed on either beach.

Coon Fork is always a great experience! Two great beaches on a small, no-motor lake with a large campground and several nature trails.

Coon Fork campground has many trees, which helps to provide some privacy between campsites. It still feels like being out in nature even though there are other campers nearby. Kayaks, paddleboats, and other items can be rented. During some weekends there is live music. Clean bathrooms with showers. Ice, extra parking passes, and wood can only be purchased with cash.

Great for kids! Way more fun later in the summer so you can go swimming. Although, children don't seem to notice cold water anyway!

Pine trees everywhere and some camp lots more open then others. Playgroud, shower/bathrooms are decent. Quiet hours enforced, DNR on duty and sheriff tends to drive through.

Quiet hours are reinforced early at night but it's an excellent campground small children.