This campsite is only missing one star due to the fact that there was a bright light shining on our campsite all night located on a lifeguard station across the street from our corner lot. We’ve camped here before and it’s always great. Easy access to the beach and great walking trails and bike trails.

Came with my son for a quick overnight trip. The actual site was very small. Not much room for tent, due to large parking space, tree and large bush. The best part of campground is the paved trail to walk on along the coast and down to the beach. Very convenient and amazing sunsets

This was our second time this summer. Camped in Fish loop. Typical spots, happy this time we didn’t have any RV’s next to us running generators. This is my only complaint, that they mix up the tents with RV’s. We got to see many deer up close. Came to our site to eat.

The only reason it’s not a five is because we could not have campfires. I understand this is not the fault of camp hosts, but still a little disappointed. However, lesson learned to look at website prior to arriving. There were also tons of flies until it got darkish.

Campsite 13 is our favorite one here. It’s huge, compared to others and has a stream in the backyard. Very private too.

I’ve been to Indian Cove several times. We like to come around sunset, set up camp eat some dinner, get the fire started then star gazer. Wake up and go for a quick climb and walk around the campgrounds.

Wife and I came for the first time without too many expectations and info about campgrounds. Our site was 139 in Deer Loop, yes we say lots of deer. We were able to walk to lake and general store easily. The only downside was that we were sandwiched between 2 RV’s with generators. 

Our table was filthy, the bear box was clean and new.