Reviews

Austin James

Amazing launch, in great shape and really a line. For the most part we only launch the boat here.

Woodswoman

Clean RV park with boat launch at Henrys Lake. No hook-ups, but every site has a large grassy area with picnic table and fire pit. Two large vault toilets are centrally located. A covered gathering area with several tables is available for large groups. Damon Keen and his wife, Carolyn, are great camp hosts. The biggest attraction is fishing, but the spacious park offers a comfortable, scenic experience for all visitors.

Mr O

Campground is no longer free. It is charging $15 a night. No hookups or freshwater or dumping. Bugs were pretty bad. The challenge with this place is it's a public boat ramp but it unfortunately tends to get over run by RV campers just there to camp or spend the night. This makes it hard to get a spot for RV campers who are fishermen and are there to spend a few days fishing. The lake is a really popular fishing spot and has limited boat ramps so this place is perfect for folks who want to fish and camp for a few days. If you're just there to spend the night or camp, the state park is probably a better place.

G. L.

***NO LONGER FREE $15/NITE Nice campground. Many sites on a weekday. Nice boat launch. Friendly people. Access to & from highway very smooth.

Alan Boyle

Excellent, beautifully maintained. Camping is $15 per day. Boat ramp is free, but donations are encouraged. 100% boondocking. No dumpsite.

Andy Frey

Excellent RV and camping spot. Some spaces are private with trees surrounding them. All spaces have a fire ring and picnic table. Lake access is great and they even provide life jackets in case you forget yours. Toilets are nice and clean. They just recently instituted a $15/night fee but still a great value compared to the rest of the rv parks in the area. We will be back to this spot.

Duane Frost USN RET

It's free, but donations are encouraged. August 1st a charge of $15 a day will start. Most sights are deep but somewhat narrow. The are pit toilets and there is a water hydrant next to the boat inspection station. The water is said to be potable but that's debatable. We used it after filtering through our Berky. No problem. There is no dump station on site. However heading south on route 20 just south of Last Chance there is a dump station. This place is worth it. Get here early it's first come first serve.

Matt Dyer

Great easy access for ice fishing in December and good parking. We camped here in December but ice fisherman trucks start rolling into the parking lot with ATVs and snowmobile trailers at about 5am so be prepared to not sleep after that.

Michelle Hagar

This place is just perfect if you don't mind boondocking. No electric and no trash but they do have water and pit bathrooms. Back in spots are large enough for big or small rv's, 5th wheels, or campers and you can tent camp also if you like. Most spots have picnic tables and fire rings. You also get a great view of the lake and there are lots of little squirrels running around. The camp host and his family are the friendliest people and they do a lot to maintain the grounds here. Although it is free to camp here, your donations are greatly appreciated!

Douglas Worley

Fairly well keep Park. Close to Yellowstone Park. Nice trees and quiet large sites and it's free!