Fallen Leaf Campground

The host was unbelievably great- really enjoyed a lot. The camp spot was great, weather was perfect in 2nd week of August. And the highlight was yes, we did end up seeing a bear. Kids loved it. Overall great exp and hopefully I can get a spot next year.

Site was very clean and cozy. Toilets are also very clean.
Bears are highly active in the campground. We woke up to one growling right outside the tent.

The host was unbelievably great- really enjoyed a lot. The camp spot was great, weather was perfect in 2nd week of August. And the highlight was yes, we did end up seeing a bear. Kids loved it. Overall great exp and hopefully I can get a spot next year.

Site was very clean and cozy. Toilets are also very clean.
Bears are highly active in the campground. We woke up to one growling right outside the tent.

Fallen Leaf Lake never disappoints.Except if you have the big noisy RV's next to your campsite.This time we were lucky that they were not close.We were surrounded by "tent people."What a delight.

Fallen Leaf Lake never disappoints.Except if you have the big noisy RV's next to your campsite.This time we were lucky that they were not close.We were surrounded by "tent people."What a delight.

The site was a good location, although a bit rocky when walking between the car and picnic table. I think someone had dragged the picnic table over to the fire pit to use it as seating, but it was too heavy for us to drag away, so we had to keep on lookout to make sure the campfire didn't set our picnic tablecloth on fire. The location (site 139) is good; close to the restrooms but not right next-door to them (site 138) where you are annoyed by the users and spotlight all night. We didn't see any bears but had to stand on guard whenever other sites started hollering, in case they were chased into our camp. This was only the first night. The second night was pretty quiet.

The showers could be cleaner. They should be scrubbed out every day, but they are growing that pink mildew/mold around the base. I think they are missing a few spots. I wish there was a shelf inside the showers to place your stuff, but it's just you and 4 walls unless you use the handicap shower. I had to hook a plastic bag on the corner of the shower door and work out of that. The showers are decently warm. If you want a warmer shower, try flushing the toilet.

The showers token are $1 and you get 3 minutes of water. I only needed 2. If I conditioned my hair, I'd need a 3rd for a 2nd rinse.

The road into camp is a disgraceful potholed mess. You have to be very careful, or it will eat your tires. If they pull in an average of $33/day/200 campsites or $6,600/day, you'd think they could afford a bag of Quikrete or asphalt or something. But they simply can't be bothered.

Fallen Leaf campground is our favorite place! We have been coming since 1992 and will continue until we can’t do it anymore.

The site was a good location, although a bit rocky when walking between the car and picnic table. I think someone had dragged the picnic table over to the fire pit to use it as seating, but it was too heavy for us to drag away, so we had to keep on lookout to make sure the campfire didn't set our picnic tablecloth on fire. The location (site 139) is good; close to the restrooms but not right next-door to them (site 138) where you are annoyed by the users and spotlight all night. We didn't see any bears but had to stand on guard whenever other sites started hollering, in case they were chased into our camp. This was only the first night. The second night was pretty quiet.

The showers could be cleaner. They should be scrubbed out every day, but they are growing that pink mildew/mold around the base. I think they are missing a few spots. I wish there was a shelf inside the showers to place your stuff, but it's just you and 4 walls unless you use the handicap shower. I had to hook a plastic bag on the corner of the shower door and work out of that. The showers are decently warm. If you want a warmer shower, try flushing the toilet.

The showers token are $1 and you get 3 minutes of water. I only needed 2. If I conditioned my hair, I'd need a 3rd for a 2nd rinse.

The road into camp is a disgraceful potholed mess. You have to be very careful, or it will eat your tires. If they pull in an average of $33/day/200 campsites or $6,600/day, you'd think they could afford a bag of Quikrete or asphalt or something. But they simply can't be bothered.

Fallen Leaf campground is our favorite place! We have been coming since 1992 and will continue until we can’t do it anymore.