Tule

Our spot was amazing, the view of the lake wow, I recomend it.

Many people out on Spring break, but it still was a great place to camp. Nice flat spots that are easy to back into, lots of grass for dogs to enjoy. There was even a pick-up soccer match while we were there. The showers have great pressure and plenty of hot water, and no need for quarters to make it run. A great experience!

This location is my spring time favorite for the area. The sites are very large and give ample space between sites. We use this location for cycling around the Tule river and Deer creek drainages. This also includes Frazier valley and the Yokul Valley outside of Exeter. Great services near by at the reservation filling station, Porterville and Springville. A real diamond when the wild flowers are out.

Campsites were clean with some trees for some shade. Some with picnic tables and gazebo like structure. Bathrooms were clean. Overall very good and I would recommend and go again.

T-Island can be noisy. Occupants of six campsites gathered to have a DJ and Karaoke noise until midnight on Saturday night. Park officials did not enforce the 10pm quiet rule, I hear they routinely ignore noise complaints. Children trying to sleep at normal times were unable. Grounds are littered with trash, not obscene but I spent an hour picking up small trash in my surrounding area upon arrival. Management & security are not holding up their responsibility and seem to only enforce rules when convenient. Otherwise nice, pretty park.

Great wide open spaces

All sites were level. Restrooms and showers were clean. Camp host was available.

Friendly and well kept campground

Too many bugs,gnats.

The grass is tall and a lot of goat heads your dog can get into