Campbell Creek

Campground is a 5. Experience was a 3 due to rain 75% of the time I was there. No one else there first night. 2nd night was a young man who was trying to get out before dark. He got stopped by herd of cows and returned. Dirt road in is mostly sand, but several sections get muddy and greasy with rain. It has been abnormally wet this year and it looks like most people are skipping this campground due to accessibility. I would not recommend a sedan when wet. Vault toilet was clean and well supplied. Forest road trees were being trimmed back.

Went back in August of 2020. Road in from Douglas was part of the adventure. Dodged some cows and saw cool rock formations.  Got one of the last spots.  Several ATV's on the road which made walking the dog interesting.  Great little creek running through the campground and nice, friendly people at the other sites.  Left campground by continuing on down the dirt road. Got dodgy in a few places. Would recommend retracing back to Douglas.

The drive there is very private and scenic. The first 25 miles are paved from Douglass, then  the road turns into a dirt path. The path is private and goes through many pastures with cows and deer, so watch out. The dirt road is in good condition and mostly smooth. There is no signs telling how far the campground is. There is only one sign, which is a little over half way. There are no gas stations nearby, so get gas in Douglass. The site itself consists of 6 campsites. They are relatively close to each other but are separated by trees, so it give it privacy. The sites have fire ring (some provided fire wood!) and picnic tables. There is a creek that flows and gives a nice sound when all is calm. The guard station is less than half a mile from the entrence of the campsite, so if you need any help just go up to the gate and they will be out. It is really pretty and secluded. We were the only in the entire campground.