Azalea Campground

Secluded, quiet, and easy to get to. If you’re looking to stay in this campground, this was our favorite spot during our stay. Go for the 40’s definitely don’t go for the popular 60’s. Walking is beautiful no matter what.

A lot of people rave about the 60’s and how this is the spot to be. To be fair, I didn’t like any of the 60’s. People were extremely loud well past the hours of noise and this specific site was completely slanted that our rv was at an angle and you could feel it. This one was said to be secluded in one of the reviews, that is completely false. Do not book this one if you have an rv of any sort. It was nearly impossible getting into this site as it’s basically connected to 2 other ones and at some weird angle. If you have a hook up or a tent, perfect, don’t get this one if you have a 25+ ft rv. Trust me.

When I got to my campsite, there was someone in it. The park ranger already sold my campsite to someone else and didnt mark it online, so he double booked it. I couldn't find him for the rest of the night. We went into another campsite because of this and was woken up by multiple people coming into it in the morning. I will not recommend this place or go back here

The campground host was nice. We got rained out with 3 small kids in the tent, so that was no fun but not the campground’s fault. Toilets worked. I wish that for what we are being charged now per night, the park services would grade properly level tent pads. When you are paying north of $30 per night, there should be at least flat tent pads. Ours was ok, but that is because I went out of my way to look for sites that listed flatter areas. Most are straight up un-tentable unless you like sleeping on the side of a hill.

Spacious, clean, well managed campground with ideal location.

The campground host was nice. We got rained out with 3 small kids in the tent, so that was no fun but not the campground’s fault. Toilets worked. I wish that for what we are being charged now per night, the park services would grade properly level tent pads. When you are paying north of $30 per night, there should be at least flat tent pads. Ours was ok, but that is because I went out of my way to look for sites that listed flatter areas. Most are straight up un-tentable unless you like sleeping on the side of a hill.

Spacious, clean, well managed campground with ideal location.

Azalea Campground is beautiful with very tall trees, walking distance to Grant tree. Camp host Keith was so helpful. We had booked the last site in the campground months before and it wasn’t really appropriate for tent camping as it was steeply sloped. He found another site that we could use and we were so appreciative. It’s quite close to Grant Grove Village so it’s easy to take a few minute drive to get firewood or check in at the visitor center or get some food at the restaurant.

Azalea Campground is beautiful with very tall trees, walking distance to Grant tree. Camp host Keith was so helpful. We had booked the last site in the campground months before and it wasn’t really appropriate for tent camping as it was steeply sloped. He found another site that we could use and we were so appreciative. It’s quite close to Grant Grove Village so it’s easy to take a few minute drive to get firewood or check in at the visitor center or get some food at the restaurant.

Nice campsite