Sinkhole Campground

The campground was easy to find, and it is a quick easy walk to Willow Springs lake. The camp hosts were super friendly, and they keep a close eye on the campground. They make sure nobody is on the grounds that does not belong there, which made us more comfortable leaving our tent and bed rolls during the day to enjoy the lake. Plus they make sure the sites are free of trash before guests check in, and they keep the restrooms cleaner than any forest service facility we have ever seen. The grounds are close to the highway so there is a bit of traffic sound, but it isn't anything that would keep most people awake at night. It is actually perfect if you are meeting up with other people to camp together, since it's proximity to the highway and the lake make it super easy to find.

The campground was very nice easy access to the lake. The only suggestion I would make is that bathroom needs lighting they are very dark at night. Other than that everything else was great. The camp host we’re very friendly they even let us change camp sites.

Easy to find. Near lots of great activities.

Everything was great except we made the mistake of choosing the spot right next to the bathrooms; site #21. The smell was awful. In addition, we had zero cell service as there was no signal.

A bit close and crowded, esp. the shared sites. Good location though.

The grounds are well maintained and bathrooms very clean, we are already planing our next adventure

Always a great experience at this campground!

Clean well maintained

We had signed up for a campsite that had two rv spaces right next to each other. We didn’t realize this until we got there. Bud, our camp host, was very accommodating and rearranged the schedule to put us in our own spot. Wonderful! Loved the .9 mile hike to willow springs lake and the 3.9 mile hike to chevron canyon. Gorgeous!!! We’ll be back, for sure.

Fantastic campground; however, the campground host was rude beyond belief. One of the ladies has very little time left on this earth and wanted to go camping. A group of 14 ladies had the whole loop and were getting together for dinner. As she had little strength, our friend drove two driveways down to drop off her chair. She pulled down and turned around in the driveway, and the host starting yelling at her--I mean really yelling, She tried to explain she was just dropping something off and he said she drove the wrong way (he wanted her to go the whole way around the loop). He kept yelling excessively (I was getting dress so could not go out, but I heard him--ridiculous). Then on the day she was leaving, he attacked her again as she was leaving the campground saying she had pulled into her campsite and was supposed to have backed in. I planned to approach him when I was leaving but turned out he had the day off. This man needs to be removed--wonder if he would have verbally attacked a man as he did this lady. I know he didn't know her circumstance, but still, it was uncalled for.