Oak Grove Campground

There isn’t much bad to say about this campground, but there isn’t much good either. It’s fairly basic with little activity surrounding. The campground itself is maintained well enough with flushing toilets and sources of water throughout. The site we stayed at (#38) was large enough for the kids to run around. We brought a pop up canopy which I’m glad we did, as it gets hots with little shade covering. It seemed quiet enough overall and laidback. It’s worth a try if you’re looking for something new. Cheers!

There was enough space for 2 tents . The shrubs were pretty green and shaded in the morning . In the afternoon there was not much shade .

Not much positive to say.
Almost no shade, the tent was in direct sunlight from sun up to sun down
Picnic table was dilapidated, almost a danger to use.
Quiet hours are not followed. Parties were going strong well after midnight.
Farm directly behind our tent had a yard light on all night
Same farm had a dog that barked all night.
Farm down the road had a rooster crowing at 4:30 am.
Toilets were gross, green slime caking the inside and no toilet paper.
Toilets near entrance had a locking bolt on exterior that worried my wife.
Trail across the street was not scenic unless you want to see old houses and junked cars.
If I could give 0 stars, I would.
We were in site 38.

Had a great experience, this was my first time here. Great site and great Camp host.

Nice campground. We stayed at site 57, which was partially shaded. Most campsites stayed empty the one night we were there, flush toilets were clean. During the day you can hear the sound of traffic going by on the road but at night it’s all nature sounds, the leaves dropping from trees, animals- dogs, coyotes, a cow, plus all the animals walking through all the foliage. There is a lot of tiny insects here, tons of ants, we swept the area to try and move them, but they did not bother us although we were careful with our daughter playing in the dirt. Not only ants but we kept finding spiders and insects all over us throughout the time. Overall a good place to stay if you want a short get away.

This was maybe my 5th time staying at this campground and unfortunately it will have to be my last. It has really gone downhill. The daytime and nighttime noise were awful. People were driving remote control cars, flying drones, yelling. It was far from peaceful. It's within the rules, I suppose, to be loud during the day, but quiet hours should be enforced. People at the next campsite were up way past quiet hours. I went to the camp host's trailer and knocked several times but he did not answer the door. What's the point of having a host if he doesn't enforce quiet hours?? Finally, after the neighbors went quiet, there was a loud barking dog, which many reviews have mentioned. If you are looking for peace, this is not the place. If you're deaf, though, it could be great.

Lovely campground. People camping here seemed very nice and respectful of others. Even the partyers kept the noise down. Not a lot of hiking nearby but we were happy to walk around the campground.
It is a bit sad to see so many trees being taken out, presumably due to bark beetle.
View from our site overlooked the neighboring farm, it was lovely to watch the birds, squirrels, gophers and cows doing their thing.
My biggest gripe is the camp host who was not very hosty. His site looked like a scrap yard, he has a big sign saying "beware of dog", we only saw him once walking his dog and he did not say hello to anyone.
SR79 is an absolute beauty of a road, just be aware of some motorcyclists riding too fast.

Was very peaceful and quiet on the weekdays we were there, but campground is overgrown with weeds, picnic tables desperately need refinishing.

Nice perfect campground just wish people would leash their animals , lot of dogs off the leash

Rick the Camp Host was knowledgeable and helpful. I camped the same time last year and hope to return for longer next year.