Ohaver Lake

No water. Especially considering that we have to make a reservation 6 months in advance, they could ensure a basic service would be available. Though notified before arrival of the water problem, this is a recurring problem at O'Haver and no part of our fee was credited. Work on the water supply over the off season.

This campground is VERY popular and surrounds a lake that gets a lot of day use traffic. The campsite itself was great - direct lake access which is super nice if you have your own canoe/kayak/non-motorized boat and had a spot that would make getting on the water pretty easy. The tent pad was flat and well maintained and we had plenty of space on the driveway to access our cars.

When I reserved, I knew the restroom would be a bit of a walk, but it was actually further than I anticipated from the sites. They get heavy use - the one in the center of the campground had quite an odor and we didn't even attempt using it. We ended up driving to the restroom further down the lake shore from our site, just because there had been rain and the road was a bit muddy with puddles.

All that said, we plan to come back next year!

This facility is great. They have sunk a lot of money into the campsites. The camp
Hosts are great. The scenery is beautiful. HOWEVER, they allow generators. And campers run their generators ALL DAY. It’s just a crime one has to listen to a lawn mower engine the whole time they are sitting by a beautiful mountain lake. Otherwise, great experience.

O’Haver Lake is a beautiful, peaceful spot with great views and well-kept sites. The camp hosts are friendly, attentive, and keep everything clean and welcoming—truly some of the best I’ve met.

Absolutely beautiful location. Everyone near me was so kind and I cannot wait to reserve this spot again!! Will advise being careful with swimming in the lake as me and my friend got a bit of a wormy surprise on our feet but other than that everything went beautifully.

With over 45 days of USFS campground trailering in multiple campgrounds so far this year, and many stays in other years, I regret to report the dirtiest vault toilet facilities ever experienced. There was no enforcement of mandatory quiet hours, and multiple sites ran generators all night long. The campground hosts should be replaced. Sites are very closely spaced. There is heavy day use. The lake is small but well stocked and picturesque. The campground is close to some nice trails and provides easy access to Marshall Pass.

Beautiful campground. Great location.

Beautiful, quiet. Very peaceful. Love how small it is, limited number of neighbors.

There were fish hooks at every access point to get into the lake which is a safety hazard for my dogs and people as well. The anglers were rude and didn’t care about casting right where we were trying to get in the lake for paddling. There should be a designated area on the lake where people should fish. It’s a beautiful area and I’ve been there many times but would never go back.
Also there was a lot of garbage in the water and dead fish all over the place. The place has gone downhill. The camp hosts were great people.

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