Good Quiet Forest Campground

Nice campground easy to access from I5. It was nearly empty in late August. Only down side is no dump station and only one real bathroom. There are 2 or 3 pit toilets.

Great!

Antlers is easy to get to, right off the 5. It has big campsites with plenty of trees and shade. There are fire rings and picnic tables, paved sites, plenty of drinking water stations, and clean toilets. You can easily walk to the boat launch ramp. There is quite a bit of poison oak around the sites, and you can definitely hear the noise from the lake (which stops at night). We didn't hear the traffic on the 5 at all. There is a train track close by, however the train noise was not bothersome, we heard 2 trains in the night. We would definitely stay here again!

Camper

Nice big NF campground. Stayed for a couple days. Nice spaces, drive aisles are tight and lots of brush encroaching. It's late June and there are lots of spaces. Temps in the mid-low 90°. Bugs not to bad.

Camped here off season so only 1 of 3 loops open. Nice sites, water spigot close to campsights, bathrooms clean, friendly hosts. Would stay here again. $20 night, $10 with senior pass.

Good Location

Really close to the lake, spacious camping spots for tent area, campground host had an impressive mustache. We were able to snag a spot day of with no reservation around the middle of the day, soon after all of the spots filled up.

OK campsites...way too many double sites...active train tracks and some highway noise....boat launch closed.,.vault and flush toilets...drinking water.,..some poison oak ...great camp host......