Sinkhole Campground

Clean, well maintained, rustic campground. Level parking pads! And friendly, helpful camp host!
Stinky outhouse, but that’s not the hosts fault, as they were clean and fully stocked.

Camp host was amazing! She deserves a raise!

It was great
Only staid one night but it was good

Sinkhole Campground only gets 4 stars instead of 5 because it’s small and sites are super close together. The roads are shaped like a barbell. 11 or 12 sites on one side of the campground and same on the other. To the right are first come first serve sites. To the left are the reservable sites on the .gov website. Each side has bathrooms.
The number of chipmunks are incredible and they will eat anything that’s open on your table and in your trash. Cute for entertainment.
Host was lovely. Bathrooms were as clean as could be with that many people. Close to road 260, but got quieter late at night.
Best thing was the closeness to Willow Springs lake. It’s about a mile, and it is walkable. Has a small parking lot. Stocked with trout, but hard to catch from the shore, you really need to be in a boat.
No rentals at the lake, but has a nice boat launch. Pit toilets and picnic benches available.
Good for an overnight or two day trip.

Sharon was the best. She was very helpful. She greeted every camper and answered all questions. Excellent customer service!

Bathrooms were very stinky. Sometimes the smell was over powering.

Becky was an excellent host. The restrooms were always kept clean. Beautiful surroundings, an easy hike to the lake. Parking and restrooms at the lake facilitate a short drive to launch kayaks etc. All in all, a great campground!

Campgrounds we’re clean and spacious. Camp host was attentive.

One of our favorite campgrounds! New host was very friendly and helpful and campground was very neat and clean.

It was mostly peaceful. The road noise all night on the reserved section was a bit much.
Facilities were very nice.