Tule

Northside is a nice camping area.

Decent spot to stay for a night, but I wouldn’t spend a lot of time there unless you plan to fish the lake. Some bathrooms were being worked on and there were porta potties instead. Site was big and open, slanted driveway though.

Very fun place to visit for family and friends!

We stayed overnight before heading up to Lodgepole campground in sequoia, so it was ok for one night. I couldn’t use the shower though as there were horrible looking spiders in both. It was very hot around 104 so not much to do and was glad to have electricity so we could use the ac. However we did experience a beautiful sunset.

To close to the highway, and there is barely any shade. Bathrooms near the campsite where not working.

Bathrooms never got cleaned..toilets were clogged and showers we filthy..camp ground was dirty and bench didnt have awning like most others..very disappointed..

Very large sites but very few trees. Water faucets at each site. Flush toilets and free showers.

The campground itself is nice but the bathrooms and showers are disgustingly dirty. Cockroaches, black widows… they need to be cleaned and kept better. There was also no running water when we arrived. I was told it went out at 1am yet we did not get an email until 15mins before checkin and we’re unable to prepare for the outage. It was restored by the next day but it was a definite inconvenience. The staff was kind and helpful… only problem was the bathrooms.

The camp was clean and the staff excellent. We felt safe with security and the other campers were courteous. We had a wonderful weekend!

Site 29. Staff was very friendly. Site was damn near impossible to level the trailer. Trash and cigarette butts all over the site.
The campground was quiet and not crowded on a weeknight and the view of the lake and sunset were awesome. Probably would not stay here again.