Have to reassess...FCFS , yeah! Very clean individual bthrms and showers. Need more attention as no tp, no soap, no el outlet, sh lukewarm and sprayers wacky. Lots of great views, biking and hiking. Lake closed at this time.

Very Private

We were one of only two campers at the Elk Flats campground. Very quiet, great sunsets. No cell service from Verizon. It appears they are working on additional sites further up the hill and they may be ready for next summer.

Two Options

The campground is in two parts. The part close to the lake, lake view campground is used by fisherfolk and includes locals on weekends. The upper part, called Elk Flat is not used by boaters and is a better option for an overnight stop. Both sites have clean decent facilities. The website states 20' max, but we had no problem in our 25' (total length) TT. A few sites could take something even bigger, but getting in could be a challenge.

Very Private Campsites

We stayed at the closer and lower Elk Flats campground. Very tight quarters, tough to back into, but once you are in you cannot see your neighbors. Only about 18 sites, most appear to be 20+ ft. We had a connected trailer and jeep, overall length 35 ft, it all fit without disconnecting. Flush toilets, hot showers, nice hiking trails. Ranger says it is packed most days of the week. Absolutely, no cell signals. The upper campground, Cave Lake, is crowded, has no privacy. It has 2 launch ramps and lots of day use sites along the lake. The campsites are above the lake. There are 5 walking trails around the lake, not mountain bike trails, but seriously steep in places hiking trails. Again flush toilets and hot showers. In winter 3000 people attend an ice fishing contest! Heck yes, we would stay again.

Retired

Great sites,

Great Place

Stayed here for opening hunt season. No problem catching our limit in trout. Staff is great and place is clean