Prosser Family

The water wasn’t turned on to the campground. Not a big deal if there was a warning pre arrival, but getting there and having to drive back to town was a pain.

The bathrooms stunk up the whole campground. It wasn't like that last year. It was nice to have a fire and the host was great.

Great campsite. No water, no electricity very primitive camping site. Campfires should NOT be allowed.

This was a wonderful campground. Lots and Lots of space. Many trails . The camp hosts were great. It was completely dry camping as the water was not available. The camp host had some water storage. The ranger station down the road had water and would let you fill up your RV.

Overall a great place.

I felt very safe as a solo traveler, especially with some internet access. My stay was quiet. Facilities were clean and in working order. Staff was helpful in approaching me and checking me in.

Really nice campground! Beautiful trees and nice little walk to the lake.

Stayed in space 9 which is very large. The campground has lots of large spaces and you don’t feel like you are right on top of your neighbors. Beautiful pine trees and the lake is gorgeous. Campground is quiet. This is my favorite non-hookup campground in Northern California.

Nice quiet campground when I was there. For those who want easy lake access it is about a 1/4 mi hike downhill from camp. I would definitely return. Plenty of space for my van and decent space between campsites.

Spacious sites, clean restrooms, quiet campers, and good sized parking spaces.

Prosser Family Campground was a new destination for us this year and we loved it. It's off the beaten path, so very peaceful and quiet. The campsites are well laid out and easy to access. One afternoon we drove over to the lakeside campground, which we passed getting to Prosser, and were glad we had reserved Prosser because we liked it better. We can't wait to visit again.