Red Eagle Campground

W Anthony

Kind of a strange experience here. Got in just after dark and wasn’t a single person on the non-electric side. Drove around the campground for 20-30min and literally never found our actual site. Ended up just staying at one of the open ones. Very confusing to get around, no map, numbers don’t go in order, weird maze like layout. At the site we did set up, broken glass literally everywhere in a 20ft radius.

Trisha Miah

This is a beautiful rustic campground with plenty of space. No water, but many sites have electricity. Lots of shade. We camped in 47- right on the creek. With we could have stayed longer.

Caleb DeFord

This place is in complete neglect. We were charged for an electric site for our camper and the attached pictures show the fire hazard electric hookups at this camp. The electric box was laying in the dirt and filled with pine needles and the power was turned off even though we had made a reservation and paid up front. There was nobody at the “office” and we left at 9:30 the next morning without finishing our reserved time and there was still nobody at their shack they called an “office.” This place is a wreck and is not a safe place to take your family. There was an old dilapidated, 4-door car a few sites down from ours (think: drug user hiding from the cops) the night we pulled in and it was gone in the morning. This place is the worst excuse for a campground I’ve ever heard of. I would rather stay in a Walmart parking lot, and that’s my honest opinion.

Alan Boyle

Absolutely beautiful setting. Very primitive, but some sites have electricity. The roads are rough and narrow. If you have a larger class C, class A, or a 5th wheel, you WILL contact tree branches. I'm anticipating an hour or two of rubbing out tree branch tracks.

Robert Wood

The folks at Red Eagle Campground were very friendly and the campsite was beautiful. I would definitely stay there again.