Frisco Campground

Jeremy Galaspy

As others have said, your enjoyment will be largely based on the site you pick. We stayed at P22 on August 1st. This site was mostly great other than by right beside the boardwalk. This might seem like a good thing until you people running up and down it at all hours of the night. We had plenty of room for 2 3 person tents that were tucked up under the canopy. This was great was we had off and on rain and the canopy kept a lot of this out. Bugs were bad at first but my Thermacell made short work of them. The bathrooms were clean and far better than what I was expecting for a park campsite. cold showers weren’t that cold but definitely could use a shelf and a light for at night. Had there been staff on site to enforce the quiet hours I would have given this 5 stars. Not all sites are equal so do your research and pick what works best for you. Overall I would say there are more good sites than there are bad one and overall this seemed the better than the next two closest which all the sites are just out in the open.

Christopher Steinbach

Campsite P14 was great, set back from the road providing seclusion from the neighbors but offered little protection from the wind. Make sure you bring stakes or guy wire to secure your tent. The showers are inheated but felt the same temperature as the ocean, which was a pleasant surprise!

Michelle Gillum

Our spot, P14 was private and had a very good breeze. So good that it ripped our tent to shreds. The bugs are crazy and there was no shade. The spots that had shade didn’t have a breeze. The cold showers are refreshing after being hot all day. The hike to the beach is fine until you get to the giant hill. Overall, it’s a cute campsite jus wasn’t what I expected

Juan Arango

It is a State park, so no hookups. If in the middle of the summer, it will be hot. Some sites dont get a lot of breeze. The beach is nice, but a decent walk from the campsite Overall a very spacious park with plenty of room behind the sites.

Annpu Vicerpu

If you want privacy and enjoy roughing it, you'll like this area. No hook ups. Trailer spaces are small. Showers but no hot water. No local dump station, you have to drive back up the road. Many tent areas are shaded. There are a couple of boardwalks that almost go to the beach. Sand burrs are pretty bad, can't recommend bringing your dog. No camp store but there is a small market within 5 minutes. Nothing really wrong with it, just more for primitive camping, vacationing on a budget. I do recommend a power station and a solar panel if you're staying more than a couple of days.