There are four campgrounds in very close proximity to each other in the Medicine Lake Recreation Area. We drive through the first two (Hemlock and A H Hogue) and didn’t see a site that suited us. The third campground is Medicine Campground and it seemed a little more spacious, so we chose a site there. A majority of the sites in the four campgrounds are first come/first served and we had plenty to choose from on a Tuesday night. The lake front sites (the lake is rather low like most in the state) were almost all occupied, but any site has easy access to the shoreline. We spent two nights in site #29. The lake is crystal clear and shallow along the shoreline making it great for kids. The camp sites have the usual amenities (fire pit and picnic tables), but the one drawback was the lack of potable water. It was being tested while we were there and was expected to be available by the weekend (end of June).