Dinkey Creek

Unfortunately, so many trees have been cut down in the campground, it was just too hot, too dusty, and too crowded. Without the barrier of trees between campsites, we might as well have been camping in a parking lot. And the water in the creek was REALLY low and challenging to access. Other than that, the hosts were pleasant and the bathrooms were fine.

Was a water issue at the campground, but it didn't stop them from charging full price. Campers were allowed to become belligerently drunk and yelling so loud they could be heard from an entirely different loop. I got there at 7pm and left less than 12hrs later. Wont be back.

Our 2nd trip to Dinkey Ck after last summer's epic stay was a little less joyous. The campground had no potable water this year. Very few bathrooms were open. Almost every night out of the 4 we stayed had bear encounters. If people are going to car camp with tents PLEASE put your dang coolers in your cars!!! From around dark to midnight our loop had a bear EVERY night we were there. Car alarms were the norm during these hours. It seemed the only way to ward off the pesky bears. I saw trash bags ripped open with waste scattered around a camp and no one was there. C'mon people, use your heads! These bears will most likely have to be euthanized because of your careless behavior. I love camping here, but clueless people are ruining it. I feel that the staff could've done a better job by reminding and possibly citing these campers for leaving their food out. The creek was a little lower this year due to the poor rain/snow season we had, but other than that we had a great time. Maybe bear boxes would be a nice upgrade for the campground and help solve the bear issue.

Our 2nd trip to Dinkey Ck after last summer's epic stay was a little less joyous. The campground had no potable water this year. Very few bathrooms were open. Almost every night out of the 4 we stayed had bear encounters. If people are going to car camp with tents PLEASE put your dang coolers in your cars!!! From around dark to midnight our loop had a bear EVERY night we were there. Car alarms were the norm during these hours. It seemed the only way to ward off the pesky bears. I saw trash bags ripped open with waste scattered around a camp and no one was there. C'mon people, use your heads! These bears will most likely have to be euthanized because of your careless behavior. I love camping here, but clueless people are ruining it. I feel that the staff could've done a better job by reminding and possibly citing these campers for leaving their food out. The creek was a little lower this year due to the poor rain/snow season we had, but other than that we had a great time. Maybe bear boxes would be a nice upgrade for the campground and help solve the bear issue.

The water was turned off unexpectedly. Terrible

Unfortunate people don’t know how to appreciate the resources provided. Water got low enough to close restrooms. Tenters suffered. RV you were fine if filled up at home. Overall love this location and experience every time!

The water was turned off unexpectedly. Terrible

Unfortunate people don’t know how to appreciate the resources provided. Water got low enough to close restrooms. Tenters suffered. RV you were fine if filled up at home. Overall love this location and experience every time!

Pros: Very clean and well attended. Beautiful surroundings. Drove up to Huntington Lake, which was beautiful, and a great place to let the dogs swim.
Cons: Site 41 was a little tricky to back into with our 27 ft travel trailer. Site is right next to bathrooms and close to other sites. Jerky camper up the hill shone spotlights directly into our site.

Pros: Very clean and well attended. Beautiful surroundings. Drove up to Huntington Lake, which was beautiful, and a great place to let the dogs swim.
Cons: Site 41 was a little tricky to back into with our 27 ft travel trailer. Site is right next to bathrooms and close to other sites. Jerky camper up the hill shone spotlights directly into our site.