Logger Campground

The campsite was clean spacious and fairly close to the bathroom. Bring your own soap though as they do not offer it. T-mobile service was spotty but not bad. I liked that there was shade and close to the water. Site 065

We really enjoyed this campground. It was clean and appropriately quiet and everything else. I wanted a good campsite.

I would like to ask for lesser restrictions on OHV vehicles because this is such a great campground to access the many trails we have in the stampede area. There are no other campgrounds in this area, which allow OHV use to get to these trails.

Was disappointed ,no dumb station and over 10 mi to nearest one, had to cut my trip short.

Was disappointed ,no dumb station and over 10 mi to nearest one, had to cut my trip short.

Site is by the bathrooms. We smelled waste 50% of the time when the wind would shift. Not worth the water view. Host was nice and grounds were well maintained.

Site is by the bathrooms. We smelled waste 50% of the time when the wind would shift. Not worth the water view. Host was nice and grounds were well maintained.

First two nights, a Thurs. & Fri., were noisy. 1 site w/ folks having a 40th birthday party. Fine. But other folks were here for the peace and quiet of the great outdoors. It was terrific the following 4 nights with music turned off by 10 PM. Perfect. Campground well maintained. Lots of e-bikes...meh. Weekend is noisy, no surprise, with party boats on the water screeching music that drifts all the way back into the campground. Too bad that some of the boaters don't seem to know any boating etiquette. By Mon. thru Wed. night it was really ideal. Mostly serious fishermen/women and sailboats. I don't mind jet skis but do they really have to disturb the fishermen in the back channels of the lake? It would be nice if they stayed out in the open parts to avoid running over fishing lines and causing large wake waters that rock the fishing boats. There was a research/mapping vessel from Bureau of Land Management present, doing important work to map the floor of the reservoir to determine actual reservoir capacity. They were bothered by the rude boaters as well. Their equipment was being interfered by big wakes would shake their apparatus. I hate the reservation system....months in advance and someone reserves for only one night...Saturday...making it difficult for week long campers to get good spots. I suspect the parks system is losing money because of these folks. Camp hosts were good and the bathrooms and trash were both well maintained. We chose a campsite closer to the boat ramp, in Double Bit, but ended up having to drive all the way back to the entrance and back out due to the west gate of Logger being closed??? Why was that??? We did experience a "squatter" group who came in shortly before dark and set up in the campsite next to us. We know they were squatters because they arrived late, packed up really early in the AM, and there was never a reservation ticket on their campsite post #237.

Well kept. Quiet

First two nights, a Thurs. & Fri., were noisy. 1 site w/ folks having a 40th birthday party. Fine. But other folks were here for the peace and quiet of the great outdoors. It was terrific the following 4 nights with music turned off by 10 PM. Perfect. Campground well maintained. Lots of e-bikes...meh. Weekend is noisy, no surprise, with party boats on the water screeching music that drifts all the way back into the campground. Too bad that some of the boaters don't seem to know any boating etiquette. By Mon. thru Wed. night it was really ideal. Mostly serious fishermen/women and sailboats. I don't mind jet skis but do they really have to disturb the fishermen in the back channels of the lake? It would be nice if they stayed out in the open parts to avoid running over fishing lines and causing large wake waters that rock the fishing boats. There was a research/mapping vessel from Bureau of Land Management present, doing important work to map the floor of the reservoir to determine actual reservoir capacity. They were bothered by the rude boaters as well. Their equipment was being interfered by big wakes would shake their apparatus. I hate the reservation system....months in advance and someone reserves for only one night...Saturday...making it difficult for week long campers to get good spots. I suspect the parks system is losing money because of these folks. Camp hosts were good and the bathrooms and trash were both well maintained. We chose a campsite closer to the boat ramp, in Double Bit, but ended up having to drive all the way back to the entrance and back out due to the west gate of Logger being closed??? Why was that??? We did experience a "squatter" group who came in shortly before dark and set up in the campsite next to us. We know they were squatters because they arrived late, packed up really early in the AM, and there was never a reservation ticket on their campsite post #237.

Well kept. Quiet