Cholla Campground

Nice place to camp with the family. Already planned another trip for the end of March. The only drawback was the online pictures. I made the reservation online and the site was different than the pictures. Had to buy another campsite to fit the RV since the slideout opened on the passenger side. The slide-out would have been in the street. A place to dump the garage so that you do not have to take it home with you. Dump station available but there may be a little wait time. Overall a great place to visit.

Nice campground except for someone's noisy generator running most of the day.

This campground is a pretty good option for RV campers, especially those with boats. The host was very nice. The bathrooms were as clean as could be expected. And there are a handful of people clearly set up for the long haul, not just a weekend getaway. The boat launch is just down the path (or road). It's a bit more of a struggle for tent campers. The sound of tiny fishing boats with oversized engines zipping around the lake is a big part of the ambient noise, as are the RV generators that never seem to stop. Tent campers should aim for one of the walk-to sites on the cane trail. These sites are a little farther from the generators and you have excellent views of the lake. All in all, likely an ideal campground for some, but not necessarily my cup of tea.

Very nice campground. Boat ramp was quite a ways away from the Teddybear loop.

There should be a better description of the campsites on the website. Park-on-the-side-of-the-road sites are very disappointing. Mine was on an incline and there was no way to get my rig level. I had to move to another site. The firepit was full of old ashes & debris. The rigs around me ran their generators constantly so the air was full of noise & exhaust fumes.
At least the bathroom was somewhat clean. There's a solar panel on the roof but, no light inside. Bring your own soap & paper towel to wash your hands.

Clean, relatively spread out. Quite a few generators.

Great campground, great site. Did 6 day hikes in the area, each one beautiful and challenging. Lots of water in the side creeks such as Salome, Parker, and Sycamore. Hardly any people, and the weather was perfect: 70 during the day 30's at night. Because of COVID, the showers were closed and the bathrooms were not getting cleaned often, which was not the best, but understandable. The restrooms were still pretty clean. Some folks ran their generators outside of the scheduled hours, but it wasn't a huge issue. We will return.

Stayed in #51 for 4 nights. Probably the best spot there is. Very private and beautiful views. When we were there I would say the campground was maybe 30% occupied. Pretty quiet. Restrooms opened but no showers. There is potable water on site by the dump station which would have been nice to know so that I didn't haul 650 lbs of H2O there. The dump station is also open 24/7 which was not advertised either. That was a plus. Never did see the camp host. No tp in the men's bathroom. I would go again but probably only if I could stay in #51 again.

base camp for Roosevelt lake

Campsite 167. Great spot for a small tent. However, very close to a trail. Literally 3 feet away from a trail.
Close to the water spigot, so no need to haul water far.
Parking...well lets just say it's pretty much on the road. Small pull off, but not by much.
The trail is nice, close, but nice. Goes down to where the boat ramp is.
Restrooms are typical restrooms. Running water in the faucet.
Wish they were spread out further.
Has views towards the east, so great for viewing sunrises. Great view of the lake.
Overall, this place isn't bad at all. Expensive, but for the $25 a night, you get running water, trash service and bathrooms. I have spent nights in other areas that charge almost as much and you get less services.