Coyote Group

We stayed here in the middle of the week in July. It is pretty quiet; there was nobody in the other (little coyote) neighboring group site so that helped. There was some other site a half mile-plus away on the reservoir that was playing amplified music but it was very faint. The site looks like it could hold 25 people (we were only about 12). There are multiple flat sleeping pads. The bathrooms are always very clean. A few mosquitoes at dusk and dawn, but not too crazy. Nice big fire pit, three bear boxes, two water spigots, two pit toilets. To get to the river you basically have to walk out to the road and then go down at the bridge; at least that was the only way we could find without pretty serious bushwacking. You can get to the reservoir by going overland from the site pretty directly. Several people from our group swam or kayaked, carrying the boats just straight from the campsite to the reservoir. Overall it's a beautiful, well-maintained site. I was kind of hoping there would be slightly more direct river access, but it's only a five minute walk.