Recreation Point

For the first time in 19 years, the rangers allowed only those with our party to use and park at our site. It was amazing.

Had to pay an extra charge after I was paid in full a year in advance.

This spot is secluded and hidden from the main road unlike the other group sites on Recreation point. We actually drove in and unloaded our things which worked out because there are major uneven areas and most of the time we had to walk uphill every time we went to the lake or even the restrooms. After a couple days at the campsite it takes a toll on you so keep that in mind. Good shade and great view of the lake. The restrooms were clean and always stocked and check in was a breeze. Definitely will be back!

This spot (Recreation Point Oak Point Picnic Area) is a great spot with plenty of shade coverage.

Two out of the three days we were there, we left the campsite to do water activities only to come back to our side to find that we had been invaded. These people see that we reserved the site and see that our stuff is payed out. Apparently they didn’t care and there wasn’t anybody driving by checking into it. Bass Lake is beautiful but some of the people there have no respect.

I booked two large group sites (Scout and Knoll) for my Cub Scout pack. The kiddos were super excited to go fishing and kayaking... enjoying the lake. We paid a lot for our lake-front campsites, but it would be worth it to be so close to the water. Imagine our collective surprise when we arrived to find the lake was nowhere near our sites, and had been intentionally drained. We discovered that this is a normal thing that happens every year. There was no mention of it on the Recreation.Gov site, and they still charged us full price. We'll never go back. The "Scout" site is a pretty good one, with water onsite and bathrooms nearby. "Knoll" on the other hand was nearly unusable. Steep and overgrown. Dedicated campers may find room for one or two tents. Again we were charged full price, even though we couldn't use the site. To top it all off, we had to chase away a pedophile after he was discovered asking our kids if they knew someone who used to work at the camp ground, among other unusual questions. He had been lurking around in his pickup, and eventually pulled into the Knoll site (nobody was there because it's too steep to use) and had walked through the brush to talk to a group of boys who were playing in the dried up river bed. A pair of older boys went to get help, and I (the Cubmaster) and a few parents confronted him and asked him to leave. I work in abuse prevention. I know exactly what he was there for. If you're reading this review, please take into consideration the safety of your young ones if you decide to camp in this substandard place.