Boat-in Sites (Lake Sonoma)

Site trash cans were not empty

Nice place

Great place for Crappie

Great sites clean with park bench and fire pit I normally bring a 8 man tent and still have room for a bigger tent. Quiet isolated really I couldn’t ask for more. Bathrooms are in good condition just make sure to bring ur own mountain money.😦 plenty of trails to hike or hunt for pig and you can fish right at your site what more could you ask for at the price you get the site for. Personally I love Sonoma and it’s only 1:30 min drive for me. Five stars for me. Even on a bad day.

The online map was not accurate concerning the placement of the campsites. The campsites themselves were fairly dirty and had excessive amounts of trash. The area has an incredible amount of potential and hopefully next time we can get a better spot.

All good, except the sites are way too close together, and previous campers did not respect the LNT guidelines.

Well besides the raccoons burglarizing the trash cans every night and scattering trash throughout the camp ground, it was a beautiful campsite. Loggers campground #4

The garbage cans had not been emptied in months...garbage spread everywhere.
The numbers on the sites are wrong! There are two number 10 sites and site 12 does not exist as a result. The site map clearly shows where site 12 is, but it is tagged as site 11...

I stayed at Loggers Camp boat-in campground. There are about 12 campsites here. When you make your reservation, the map showing where the numbered campsites are is not accurate. They are all in that general area, but the specific location on the map is totally inaccurate. All sites are within 40-120 yards of the shoreline (we were there when the lake was about 20' below full level). Also, in the description of the sites, some say they have shade when in fact they do not. Most of the sites here are partially to totally shaded by trees, but about a third have little to no shade. There are 2 out houses for the campground and no running water. There is a trash can, fire pit, and picnic bench at each site, and a 8' tall pipe-post to hang your food/lantern (there are raccoons). I have Verizon cellular and I did not get a signal at the site, but if you hike to a ridge you can find a signal. Overall I really liked this spot and it looked like all the other boat-in spots were pretty similar. Bring toilet paper.

The campsites are in terrible shape. Though these are mostly used for hunters and are primitive campsites, they are some of the worst ones I have ever seen. Extremely dirty, trash everywhere, outhouses were also a mess and stunk very bad.