Macks Creek Campground

I have a rooftop tent with a privacy pop-up Joolca tent that I use for my porta potty, so I can't comment on restrooms. Also, I only stayed 1 night, on my way to Portland. This is a popular area, and I made reservations several months in advance of my stay. I camped in the area reserved for RVs. Looking at the tent spaces, this was definitely the right location for my rig. I think there are 5 or 6 RV spots - not that many. My space was fairly clean, with some old dog? poop near the bushes. The picnic tables are covered and each space has a firepit. The RV sites are well spaced out with some shrubs in between. Each site is a generous size. The soil is sandy and provides a lot of moisture - it might be useful to bring a tarp to put under any tent or pop-up. The sites are located on a level area carved from the hillside which overlooks the reservoir. The major problem is the two-way road down below, close to the campsites - cars go by about every 7 minutes or so, day and some at night, most aren't concerned about the posted speed limit. I personally found the noise and lack of privacy disturbing. Pretty location, nice campsites but some nearby traffic.

This was a super amazing find. Couldn't have been happier. It is pack in pack out but we loved it!

The site was nice and clean. We enjoyed our stay. The only issue we had was for the type of site that it was, I would have hoped the ground where we parked our trailer was a bit more level. But with a bit of creativity, we were able to make it work. We will stay there again.

Great place for a quick trip

Good area to be at but Lots of boats going high speed and blasting music but that calms down right before dusk. Some visible drunk drivers happening after that time. The campground itself was not secluded or removed from the road and was all very close. For our camper it worked well and we needed a place to crash on our way to Missouri. So it worked.

Beautiful setting but then you turn around. Sites are close and are awkwardly set up. You could smell the bathroom throughout the tent area. Even for a Monday it was packed with loud kids all night. The price is fine but not a relaxing spot in any way.

Nice place to enjoy a hot day!

Tent sites have plenty of shade and are only a couple of feet from the shore of the Lake, plenty of docks to fish/swim from and to secure boats to, hand pump operated well water taste great, restrooms are very close and don't smell. And if you're lucky enough to get Colleen as your campground host you will be in good hands.

Love the water and the camp hosts were super helpful and kind. Had a excellent time.

Wonderful sandy play area for children; we really appreciated the life jacket loaner board; docks were perfect for boats and just jumping off; tent areas were kept clean; camp host was friendly and accessible; It's an easy drive to Sandy Point by Lucky Peak and not far from Boise. We plan to go back again.