Lottis Creek Campground

Clean, well maintained camp site

This campground was amazing! Between the river, the shady trees, and the super clean bathrooms, we enjoyed every moment here. Would highly recommend!

I have loved this campground since I was a kid. Great location, lots of shade, and the bathrooms were always clean. We will always prefer Lottis to any other campground on Taylor Road.

very beautiful, and well kept. cleanest restrooms ever, on odor at all. The camp hosts were very friendly and knowledgeable about the area. you could tell they took great care in keeping the campground perfect. I plan to come often. if you like to fish, Taylor Reservoir is just a few minutes away.

We loved this campground! It was very quiet, sites pretty private, shaded, well spaced and very roomy! We were able to fit our pop-up camper, 2 trucks just in the driveway (we had a pull-through site) and had separate elevated space to put up 2 big canopies! I think that pad was about 20X40 at least! The restrooms were the cleanest I've ever seen. Even had a pleasant smell and it was pretty hot! And we did have cell phone service, which was completely unexpected. There is a small store in Taylor park about 10 miles away to get supplies. This one is definitely going on our list of repeat trips!

Camp hosts are always super friendly and helpful. Bathrooms are always very clean. Campground as a whole is always well maintained and well taken care of. I always enjoy my visit here.

We have stayed there several times and always have a good time. New camp hosts were great! Friendly, helpful and not pushy or overbearing. We definitely recommend this campground and will return this fall.

Baldy Loop sites are generally larger and more trees, but Baldy is also closer to the highway. Union Park Loop is pretty far from the highway, and a few sites don't have as much shade (2 & 12 thru 16). All sites at both campgrounds are decent size.
All sites in both of these loops have electricity, and each loop has a pair of bathrooms (vault toilets only). Fresh water is available adjacent to the bathrooms. No dump station.
Fire rings usage was okay, even through there was a state-wide fire ban.
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Baldy Loop sites 2, 3, 4, 5, 14, & 15 are further from the highway.
Pull-thru sites are 3, 5, 8, and 14.
Baldy Loop sites 8, 10, & 11 are closest to the highway.
Site 2 is close to the loop intersection and to the host. not my fav, but okay.
Baldy Loop site 3 backs up to the hill side, has lots of trees and privacy. It would be at the top of my list.
All Baldy Loop sites also have separate tent pads in addition to RV spots.
I spoke to a couple of different people who return to Baldy Loop every year. The hosts, Thelma and Chuck, were great.
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Union Park Loop site 2, 10, 17, & 21 are pull-thru.
Union Park sites 14, 15, 17, 20, and 21 offer the most privacy. Site 17 is at the top of my list.
Tenters will have a good spot at any Union Park Loop site, but most don't have separate tent pads. A few do, and those can hold both an RV and a tent.
Overflow parking is next to Union Park Loop, most easily accessed from sites 2 through 10.
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There is also the Park Cone campground. Not all sites there have electricity. Separate entrance. Looked nice.
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Cell service at Lottis Creek: No AT&T. Drive 6 miles to Taylor Lake and get good AT&T voice and data. Go at least as far as the Scenic Overlook parking. I was told that Verizon (sorta) works at the Baldy Loop sites that are closer to the highway.

Beautiful campsite, very friendly hosts.

The host was amazing. The trees were tall and smelled like happy trees.
The entire campsite was pristine.