Sugar Loaf

Of interest to those with children, there is a small sandy area to the left of the roped swimming area that someone took the time and effort to make a large "rock art" turtle. We went to enjoy the sunset and while going to sit on a rock, realized it was a turtle. Additionally, taking a photo of the mountain from that position captures the reflection in the water as well.
The bathrooms are cleaned thoroughly at least twice a day (maybe three). Very impressive cleaning crew.
Our site was D11, with a view of the water. I will try to land D1 ideally, followed by D9 so my front door opens to the picnic area instead of it being behind us.
There is an abundance of boat docks, and they switch out the pier location depending on the water level, which is very good to know. It is a small boat or kayak trip to hike Sugar Loaf, and the hike is exhilarating. Don't underestimate it and take water and adequate time.
The campground will be a regular camping destination for us.

Of interest to those with children, there is a small sandy area to the left of the roped swimming area that someone took the time and effort to make a large "rock art" turtle. We went to enjoy the sunset and while going to sit on a rock, realized it was a turtle. Additionally, taking a photo of the mountain from that position captures the reflection in the water as well.
The bathrooms are cleaned thoroughly at least twice a day (maybe three). Very impressive cleaning crew.
Our site was D11, with a view of the water. I will try to land D1 ideally, followed by D9 so my front door opens to the picnic area instead of it being behind us.
There is an abundance of boat docks, and they switch out the pier location depending on the water level, which is very good to know. It is a small boat or kayak trip to hike Sugar Loaf, and the hike is exhilarating. Don't underestimate it and take water and adequate time.
The campground will be a regular camping destination for us.

Of interest to those with children, there is a small sandy area to the left of the roped swimming area that someone took the time and effort to make a large "rock art" turtle. We went to enjoy the sunset and while going to sit on a rock, realized it was a turtle. Additionally, taking a photo of the mountain from that position captures the reflection in the water as well.
The bathrooms are cleaned thoroughly at least twice a day (maybe three). Very impressive cleaning crew.
Our site was D11, with a view of the water. I will try to land D1 ideally, followed by D9 so my front door opens to the picnic area instead of it being behind us.
There is an abundance of boat docks, and they switch out the pier location depending on the water level, which is very good to know. It is a small boat or kayak trip to hike Sugar Loaf, and the hike is exhilarating. Don't underestimate it and take water and adequate time.
The campground will be a regular camping destination for us.

The campsites really really need to be updated. Parking pads need to be longer and wider. Around the picnic tables need to freshen up.

The campsites really really need to be updated. Parking pads need to be longer and wider. Around the picnic tables need to freshen up.

We enjoyed our stay. It was quiet and peaceful. The first couple nights we stayed in D14 and it was nice. We decided to stay a couple more nights and moved to D1 to be right in front of the swimming area, which seemed to be a perfect spot but the bugs or gnats had us itching all night. So nights weren’t so great. But overall the stay was good and the gate attendant was very sweet. We will be staying there again but not in D1 site.

Sugar loaf is our favorite place to camp, we are there every other week. The gate attendant is the best ever. I do wish the park could stay open longer in to the year, maybe close the end of September and open the first of May

We enjoyed our stay. It was quiet and peaceful. The first couple nights we stayed in D14 and it was nice. We decided to stay a couple more nights and moved to D1 to be right in front of the swimming area, which seemed to be a perfect spot but the bugs or gnats had us itching all night. So nights weren’t so great. But overall the stay was good and the gate attendant was very sweet. We will be staying there again but not in D1 site.

Sugar loaf is our favorite place to camp, we are there every other week. The gate attendant is the best ever. I do wish the park could stay open longer in to the year, maybe close the end of September and open the first of May

Beautiful park. It can be a challenge to get campers in several sites near the water. We were in D2 and came in at night. It was almost impossible to back our 29 ft in this site at night. I love that there is no light messing up the views but that made for a difficult back in. There were several site that had cars off the road but not on parking pads which caused more issues. The bathhouse and restrooms were very clean and the park was very clean. The marina had most everything you would need. Grab groceries before heading in they do not stock much food wise. There are several stores close. Bentleys in town had great food and service if you want to eat out while there. When we left the dump station and trash dumpsters were closed and we had to drive to the Narrows to dump.