Willamette/Shadow Bay Campground

Terry Edwards

Beautiful, pristine water. Smoke in therapy morning and evening. Made for a beautiful sunset but you could not see other side of the lake. No potable water and stinky bathrooms.

Karen Cook

Kayaker around lake then stopped at campground to make a sandwich. Both great places but you have to pay a fee at each one

Nick Bruns

First off, this place is amazing. Beautiful forest, amazing lake. Yes, the water is super clear. Clearest water I've ever seen amazing kayaking. Clean bathrooms too! No drinking water for our stay on 6/28/21. I give it 5 stars with a caveat: the mosquitoes are terrible. I mean terrible with a capital T. Not just a nuisance, but swarms attacking and swarming. The topography of the area has lots of standing water, grass, and forested areas for mosquitoes to breed and live. No relief with heavy duty bug spray. We cut our 3 night stay to 1 night because they were so bad. I'm a die hard camper, but I've never seen mosquitoes like this. Believe the other reviewers. Don't come here between June and August unless you want be carried off by swarms of mosquitoes or spend the evenings and part of the morning in your camper or tent. Or bring a bee suit. Or a full-body mosquito net.

Claudia Alvarez

Beautiful place to visit. The water spigots were not on. So we had to do some walking and haul a 5gal jug across the campground from the lake. Mosquitoes were no joke. There was no repellent in the world that could help deter them.

Jesse Boden Music

Love this place! Waldo Lake is beautiful, we enjoyed stand up paddling and hiking. The camp hosts were delightful, so helpful, Larry came to our rescue after I locked my paddle boards to a tree and lost the key the next morning. He went out of his way to get us back in the water. Thanks, Larry!