Reviews

Rick Spurgin

Great and very clean campground. The hosts were amazing and so accommodating. If you want to get out of the God's country this is just a small piece of it but well worth it.

Amber W

Great access to Suttle lake in a small, clean campground. Very family friend and easily accessible to kayak or paddle board. You can hear a bit of road noise across from the highway but still worth the trip!

leia neustedt

Nice big Campgrounds Lake access, toilets.pets on leash a tiny amphitheater

Tracy Sprenger

Not so good if you need any help in the cold weather months, no rangers are present. Also, they said we could we could expect a certain amount of fire wood in the yurt. What we found was kindling, and zero logs. Luckily, we came prepared to take care of our selves. So, we had a pretty good time!

Peter Swindells

Nice campground, spots are a little close to each other but it's less windy than the other end of the lake.

K Kaster

Bathrooms are fairly clean and actually don't smell bad. Lots of space between the camp spots on most of them and they saved all the trees from getting burnt around the lake in the fire.

Tom Huspek

Great camping spot, but rude speed boat people if you want to kayak. The camp host was not sociable or informative. And he marked the campsite with the wrong name.

Darya Shestakova

Nice campground by lake. Sites are pretty close to each other. No water, vault toilets only. Lake is good for fishing, but not clean enough for swimming. Be sure you make a reservation ahead, as it's usually fully booked. We stayed at yurt, which was nice and cozy, but again, sites are really too close to each other.

Marjorie Lewellen

Very clean and well kept. Camp host is there but not in your face. Lovely lake with hiking, boating and fishing. Make reservations!

Kevin Hill

Stayed in Yurt #31 during the off season (only yurts are open year-round). Campground picks up road noise from Hwy 20, but only the occasional air-breaking semi was bothersome. Nice having The Suttle Lodge nearby for food & drinks. We really liked the Yurt, and the wood stoves are a nice addition. First night was pretty cold due to very strong winds, but second night we actually got the yurt too warm. Our yurt had a Jotul stove, and it happens to be the exact same model we have in our home. They are nice (though small - large pieces of wood don't fit), but the one in our yurt had been modified; the glass had been replaced with a metal plate, but the plate left significant gaps. This, combined with the door rope/seal needing replacing, led to a stove that didn't close down as well as it could have. We also arrived to find the stove still had ashes in it, and there was not metal bucket or scoop to clean it out. Upon trying to do so, we discovered the ashes in the stove were also still hot. Would've been nice for the camp host to take care of this ahead of time, especially if they aren't going to provide utensils to allow guests to do so themselves. One other criticism would be the dumpster area. There were like six dumpsters, but they had chairs and all kinds of trash lying around them. Again, camp host could be a little more proactive IMO.