Sylamore Creek Camp

Larry Pixley

Beautiful little jewel of a campground. Several cabins, pavilions and plenty of area for kids to play. 8 shady level full hookups. Quite a few sites with water and electricity. We will definitely come back here.

Rose

We found this place sort of last minute when we realized Blanchard Springs campgrounds were closed. They allowed us to book online after hours. Note the waterfront tent sites are on rock, and we didn't know, but the staff was amazing and they let us move to another site. Their store prices are affordable and all of the staff and fellow campers were friendly. This place is close to everything you want to see in the area and also not far from town. I highly recommend staying here on your next adventure in this area!

Tony Gray

Another Great Stay on Sylamore Creek We stayed at Sylamore Creek Camp July 3–6, in site 25. The pull-through spot made it easy to drop the camper and get set up quickly, which we really appreciated after a long drive. We did run into some electrical issues with the 30-amp hookup, but the staff was fantastic—quick to respond and very helpful. They explained that the campground had been flooded and all the poles had been rewired, which made sense. The 30-amp was showing reverse polarity, but they got us switched over to the 50-amp, and everything worked perfectly after that. The area by the White River could use a little grading and leveling—it’s a bit bumpy in places—but it wasn’t a huge problem for us. This was actually our second time staying here, and we keep coming back because the river is absolutely beautiful. It’s the perfect spot for paddle boarding or kayaking, and our dog had the time of his life splashing around. One thing to note: both times we’ve stayed, there were quite a lot of flies, so it’s a good idea to bring fly traps or repellents. Overall, we had another great experience. The staff’s friendliness and the gorgeous river make this a wonderful place to stay, and we’ll definitely be back again.

Brittany Nicole

Honestly it was awful. They took out all the trees in the area designated to day use people so it is in the direct sun the entire time no shade and it is $2.50 a person for all ages so our 4 month old we had to pay for that didn’t even touch the rocks or water he literally sat in the basinet in the sun and we had to pay for that I understand charging for a certain age up but for infants that’s kinda crazy. We just expected better for what we paid I guess…

Keke Hert

Showed up on a Saturday night at 9pm, they were closed (naturally) map looks like it was designed by a 12 year old with a website in size 9 aptos font in the top corner. In green and blue which are Analogous colors (very hard to differentiate late in the evening with no lights.) showed camp went by a honor system (as one would expect) which was WRONG. They expect you to be able to see this map in the middle of the night, see the tiny font in the corner and magically be able to pull up this website in the middle of nowhere. Went in the morning to pay to find out that they are NOT on the honor system and that we were supposed to be able to see this website on this map that looks like a 12 year old drew up in 10 mins. (My dog can do better) Anyways $45 for a night is INSANE for a tent when we stayed for $10 the place before. Also, showers have red and blue knobs but do not get warm. Weird rule in the bathroom that says no paper products in the toilets so you have to throw away your toilet paper? (Gross) Oh my favorite part tho is when the front desk lady went on a 20 min rant about Elon musk and how he fired all the government workers LMAO. Looks like they live here. Right behind the front building is giving junkyard imo. I’ll give them ONE thing and it’s the fact the water and power worked. The amount of signs and rules everywhere tell me the owner is on an absolutely CRAZY power trip. “yOu tOok uP rOoM tHaT sOmEbOdY eLsE cOuLdVe uSeD” yeah wow 6 of your 20 campsites are taken crazy. Must be hurting bad for money