Fishing Hole Campground

Gowan Fenley

Arrived at 1pm on a busy Thurs and found a site by the water. Private campgrounds were all full. Stayed for three days. Pros: cheapest rate on the spit. Spectacular bay view, fire rings, credit card kisosk check in. Trash dumpsters. Dump station and fresh water fill available. Cons: $30/night dry camping. Sites are not level, especially waterfront sites. Area is not policed, so you get potluck neighbors a couple feet away. First night was fine, next two featured constant generators running and a fight between two groups over dogs. It is okay im a pinch, but next time we will make reservations to upgrade to a hookup park.

Lisa Cumming

The campground is open gravel parking lot. It does overlook the water on one side. Spaces near the waterfront are far from level. No amenities. Busy with traffic in and around.

Christy

This is an unlevel parking lot that you’re paying $30 to use. Other campers and their dogs were loud all night. The scenery is beautiful and you’re in the middle of all the action on the spit.

David Davis

Parking on a lined gravel lot, mostly nice wide and level sites. They are set up 40+ ft long, but no problem if you're pulling a trailer (we're 65' ). We were told by the City run lot we might be asked to put our trailer in the trailer lot if they filled up, it's free. Water available $5 to fill, $15 to dump, $30 a night with no hookup & you still pay to empty/fill. Pay kiosks onsite, lot's rent start at 2pm, so make sure you come in or renew after 2pm. Lot is patrolled several times daily, and they look for your receipt displayed in the windshield.

Yolanda Fimon

We live up the hill from here, and we often mesmerize the beauty of small town Homer. Fishing hole and my avid husband fisherman expertise never fail to fill our freezer with delicious Kings and Silver Salmon every summer.