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Recent Reviews (public parks)
Tiny And Beautiful
Less than 1/2 mile south of Markleeville, CA on St Rte 89, narrow road down to campground and tight tiny loop 20 ft MAX, sites 1-5 along creek, lots of shade at most sites, sheltered but still gets breezy, road is close enough to hear traffic but is seldom traveled
Picnic benches, fire pit, & bear box at each site
Great Place To get Back with Nature
We spent 5 nights over the 4th of July. Peaceful well maintained campground. Great place to get in touch with nature.
Wonderful Stay
We try to stay here at least once a year as it’s close to home and right on Lake Michigan. Minimal view of the water from a few sites but a nice walkway down to the sandy / rocky beach and beautiful Lake. Nearly all the sites are first come...
Enjoyed
Nice place as we stopped over for the night in a 40 foot MH pulling 4 wheels down, manager we way out of his way to settle us in. Thank you
RV Electric Site
Half off with national parks card for those over 60.... so less than $20 per night. Great place. We'll come again next summer. Bring bug spray for evenings.
Recent Reviews (private parks)
Friendly Campers and Frozen Custard
Strolling about the campground I loved hearing the Amish and Mennonite buggies passing on the road. The night we got frozen custard (far corner of campground) 2 buggies pulled in at the same time. We chose the campground to be close to Pump...
A Welcoming Campground With Character
Pat was a terrific hostess and gave us valuable info about the area along with restaurant suggestions. Our site was level and wooded. Enjoyed walking the grounds and admiring the funky yard art. Reasonable price for full hook up.
Stayed 3 nights. Modern showers and flush toilets in office. Clean potty elsewhere. Each site has covered table area. Several long term motorhomes. Helpful staff.
Great sites along lake w picnic tables. Also new motel. Private ownership trying hard. Clean bathroom got showers. Sells beer.
In Teslin behind the gas truck-stop and restaurant. Lake. Very nice museum exhibition. Good shower. Empty liquid soap in bathroom.
Along River. Tree sites and open sites. Walk to village. Walk to Historic Site. Decent 4 minute shower for $1. 15 minutes. Small general store. off Yellowhead highway.
27' Bumber Pulled
For around $110 per night it was cheaper then the hotels in the area. Well maintained and polite staff. Facilities were clean and available. It was a mile walk with multiple lane streets to cross. noise isn't bad from the street. You will feel secure once inside compound.