Echo Lake

The camp host was very helpful however, we were told that the water supply (which had been tested safe to drink) had quite a bit of sediment so not really drinkable unless you can filter it. I wish recreation.gov would make it clear when there is a problem with the water source so you don't get caught in a location where water is not easily available.
Also, I think it was a bit ridiculous that we were forced to reserve Thurs. in addition to the Friday-Monday that we wanted because of the Juneteenth holiday. Basically we had to pay for an extra night that we could not use.

Jason the camp host was awesome

Thank you Jason!!!

My husband and I went for one night. The campsite was freshly raked when we arrived and we were greeted by the camp host Jason, shortly after. We loved the sunset at the lake. But no fault of the camps, my husband got food poisoning after not cooking his food all the way through. We had to leave the campsite at midnight so I could get him home. Our fellow campsite neighbors were a great help in taking my tent while my husband was sick, and checking on him. Even Jason stepped in to help get a stuck stake from the ground and took care of our trash. When we get a chance we will make it back out for another stay.

Loved the spot. There were beautiful views at the entrance of the campground and gorgeous hiking trails nearby as well. Would recommend anyone to check out.

We could not find the campground! There was no signage anywhere! Not on the main Hwy I-70 or any of the smaller roads leading toward Echo Lake, we finally say a small sign that mentioned Echo Lake took it. But even this road, although it did get us to Echo Lake it never stated where the campground was located. There was no one to talk to or get directions as to how to get to the campground. We found the lake and a picnic area, by pure accident, but we never located the campground.
This is a pathetic way to direct (which actually there was NO direction) people who are not familiar with this area. No signs, no one to help out....nothing. We finally gave up and went to the KOA off of Hwy I-70. So we basically paid for TWO different locations because we could not find this campground. PATHETIC!

We loved this area. Campsites were very close together though. Kinda felt like camping with neighbors. Still was very pretty and a great area to explore

My family and I had a lovely stay at spot #3. The bathrooms were very close and very clean. The campground attendants were very nice and came around twice a day to clean the bathrooms and had fireworks available for sale. The only downfall to our spot, was it was right on a walking trail that seemed quite popular. That being said, the walking trail is very nice and the trail around the lake is also within walking distance.

Beautiful, well-kept campground with nice trails around.

The tent sites are very close together and you will be on top of your neighbors. The tent area is a little small and can only fit 4 person tent( you will need to level extra ground for a larger tent.

Camp host was very kind and attentive, coming by at least 2 times per day. Bathrooms very very clean. Lovely campground all around with very close proximity to hiking and echo lake. Only complaint was how close together most sites are, but not that big of a deal. I have ATNT and could sometimes load a text, very spotty. Perfect campsites for hammocking too!