A small, quiet park about 23 miles north of Steamboat Springs. This is one of the nicest "dry" campgrounds in the state. Cool, well-separated wooded sites, some close to the lake. Access roads and sites unpaved but usually in good condition. Most sites slightly off level. Nice views, and the quiet, starlit nights are incredible. Used mostly by tenters and small trailers, but can easily accomodate small-to-medium size motorhomes. Dump station is at Steamboat Lake, about 3 miles further north. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great views but no trees! OK, a couple of sites had some trees left, but most have been cut down due to pine beetle damage. However, the views are great! Sites are level, camp host was friendly. We camped the few days prior to the 4th of July weekend and our small loop with electric was empty except for us most of the time, which was nice and peaceful. But it was booked full for the holiday weekend. We will camp here again in a couple of years so the area has had time to heal from the logging. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice park- showers were a welcome sight. Bathrooms were kept pretty clean. Vault toilets were awful! They had deodorizers in them so the smell wasn't terrible, but they were overun by flies! My daughter lifted the lid and a bunch of flies flew out. After that we rode our bikes to the marina to use the flush toilets! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Gorgeous sites, lots of room between campers, great dog-friendly trails, lovely summer temps (hot in day, cool at night), beautiful scenery. Wish there were water hookups, but that wasn't critical. Negatives: showers/flush toilets weren't working in the central camper services building (water main break), the dump site was missing its hose. Made rinsing a little tough. Other negative: trash cans were a DRIVE away from campsite. Tough to keep bear/other animal-proof because I'm not storing my dog's "business" in my camper at night! Other than those minor complaints, a gorgeous place to stay. Plus the 26-mile drive north from Steamboat Springs has been the favorite 2-lane scenic drive of our so-far 6000-mile trip. We camped here in a Motorhome.