Thought this was a nice little campground, turned up at 6pm in early September & still had a few spots remaining. We chose the back loop with only 4 spots which felt nicely quiet & secluded. Drinking water provided from a nearby spigot & pit toilets in good condition. Host Peggy was very nice!

We enjoyed camping at Tie Hack. Some sites are very large. There are a few water spigots that are threaded. There’s no dump station. You’ll have to go to Leigh Creek Dump station at the summit on highway 16 or go to the town of Buffalo at the Cenex fuel station. This campground was nicely located. We explored the off road trails and saw a couple moose and elk. There are a few pit toilets in the campground. Plenty of trees and shade. Very quiet at night. Each site has a picnic table, a pile to hang your lantern and a fire pit.

Great stay and met a group camping nearby and they were super hospitable. The reservoir was beautiful

Went last week beautiful resavour camping and fishing. Only caught smaller Browns but has a cliff about 20 or 30 foot for cliff diving

 This was the first national forest campground I saw upon entering the Cloud Peak Wilderness side of the Bighorn Mountains. Site 15 was open and I set up camp. This site opens onto a rocky hill and forested area. I love this area enough to extend my stay to a week

There are vault toilets in each of the two loops. Many sites are reservable but some are kept for walk-in camping. The water is amazingly good. 

Explore the rocky mountain and let the kids discover new places. The Tie Hack reservoir can be found if you go far enough. This camp is close enough to Buffalo that you can get a good cell signal 5 minutes down the road. 

Suggestion: save the map of trails from Circle View trailhead. It’s a 3-4 mile drive from camp and has some spectacular hiking. I recommend going to Willow Lake if you have the energy. The map at the trailhead isn’t too accurate so get a copy first. Bonus: cell signal is strong at a large variety of places on the trail.

I enjoyed this campground.

We stayed here overnight on way to Devils Tower. We were able to make reservations in advance. The road we needed to turn on from the hwy could have been marked better. There was no cell service. The site was clean and very well maintained. The campground was nice and quiet. We did not use any of the facilities.

This is a lovely National Forest Campground. Quiet and pretty, some hiking trails to the reservoir. No electric of course, pit toilets.