Reviews

Steve Lewis (From Boise, To)

We did not spend the night here, but hiked up here for a day hike. I took a bunch of photos of the campground in the hope they may be helpful to anyone in the future who is researching this area. The tent pads look great and the area is very secluded. There is an outhouse, as shown in the photos and a food hanging station since the trees are not very big up here. There is nice food prepping station with good logs and flat stones for your 'kitchen' as well.

Haoxiang Yang

Our best stop during a 10 day back packing trip. If you are lucky to have the chance to stay here one night, do it. You will enjoy it.

Lane Doyle

Adam Nelson

3 tent sites, food prep area is about 20 feet from the bear pole. Pit toilet is about 100-200 yards from the tent sites. Super windy and definitely mosquitos in July, but an amazing stay.

Jean-Pierre Wolters

Best camground ever! Super nice view. No mosquitoes. Nice & easy route to the campground. Only the first 300 meters is through some muddy horse ridden paths. Watch out for bears on the first part of the trip. The toilet pit stinks a bit but is "luxurious" compared to other backcountry campsites. Best campground in my life!

Matthew Scholze

Breathtaking. End of story.

Nick Stark

Absolutely beautiful campground with amazing views and lots of great places to hike to around it. My friends and I found a abandoned mine shaft there it was super cool! Also at the opposite end of the lake there is this destroyed structure with a super old give steam engine on it I can only imagine this was some kind of machinery for mining but its still amazing