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Clearwater Lake - COE/Highway K Park
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User Reviews
Robert Colyott
"K-Bridge"....is also a Day Use Area...open for visitors to drive onto the Beach area along the rivers edge to park and swim. The Canoe Outfitters load(turning around & backing up) their canoe trailers and buses within several feet of all the people & children walking around the confined space at the entrance drive & waters edge and is an ACCIDENT WAITING to happen. The USACE has seemingly got their heads in the sand and are Negligent in operations here. The Outfitters should be mandated to operate further down the beach in a separate area away from all the beach goers or on the opposite side. Someone's VERY likely to get hurt do to the poor design & operation of this place...and is a "Madhouse" ...on a hot summer weekend with Hundreds of people and vehicles parking everywhere... 😢. Senseless in light of the fact that roughly 1000 ft of beach area just South of the Bridge is BARRICADED OFF & NOT being use in way to decrease the "Congestion"..
TerrI Prugh
Enjoyed staying there. Showers were in good condition. Easy access. Friendly's service at the store. Rafts and other floating devices in good shape. On time pick up by bus driver from river. Great time all around.
Alena Francis
Loved our spot, the nature that this campground has. We will be back.
Matt Lingenfelter
We camped this last weekend, enjoyed the park and river access. Its within 30 mins of Taum Sauk Mountain, Elephant Rocks, and Johnston shut in state parks. There are decent showers and bathrooms at the main part of the campground. The rv spots looks very nice, and the east side of the river looked nice too. We met the camp host, he was a very nice guy. We camped on the north side of highway in primitive spots. We did however encounter a bear the first night, we heard some loud huffing, right outside our spot, I shined my flashlight towards the noise, thankfully the light was enough to scare it off and it ran off up the hill towards the north. Just something to think about, although it's rare to encounter a bear, it can happen.
Kellie Allen
Absolutely one of my favorite campgrounds.