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Site 65 was ok but the shade is no where near the picnic table, the shade happens to be right next to the showers/bathrooms which people use all hours of the night. The picnic table stays in the sun from sunrise to sunset and was swarming with ants when i tried to use it. The lake is also extremely rocky so wearing water shoes is a must unless you have iron feet. There is also resident chickens and a rooster that don't bother anyone but will crow early in the AM so if your not fond of that i recommend staying on the north side loop.

nice place

•Campsite is terrible full of rodents running round campsite holes in ground about your site.
• Weeds were high and not maintained.
• Lady is the office was rude as I pulled into site and then went in checked in as it didn’t seem to be connect when you pull into the site as signage is awful.
• Toilets had no soap in dispenser & you would get better showers at a prison
• 0 signal on site

Overall would not reccomend

Very clean bathrooms and showers overall great time

Disappointed in this COE location. Site was large and level, with plenty of room from other sites. Grass had not been cut in some time, there were 'active' animal holes all about the site and around the restrooms. Location of water in campsite was farther away than normal and I had to use a second hose to connect. Electric pedestal was in bad shape but useable. Showers could be used, but restrooms were closed and portable toilets were outside each restroom building. The portable toilets were in need of cleaning and supplies. Dump station did not have working water, had to stretch a long hose from nearby that was being used for watering plants. Overall location is not well maintained.

The camphost was very rude.
Music played loudly till late in the night
They need to clean campsites before campers arrive, we found a dead squirrel tore up on our site , very gross my husband removed it

Very nice location with a lot of potential. Grounds are not up to other COE campgrounds that we have stayed at.

Very little shade. Was able to see some impressive Sequia trees at the Trail of 100 Giants, which was very worthwhile. Also saw many areas devastated by wildfires ... sad but important to see. The campsite was adequate, but nothing special.

My absolute favorite place, just make sure and have extra water hose as some of the water spouts are a distance from the site. But enjoy the lake, rent a pontoon boat or a Kayak. Even enjoy day camp along the shoreline both sides of the lake are open this year.

Great setting. Park very well maintained.