Indian Celina Lake

Very wooded spots, clean lakes, friendly staff.

We showed up a bit late and never got a chance to actually check in. We went directly to our site on the north loop. The road is pretty narrow and caution should be used to drive down it. Not too difficult to back into the site and it was plenty long for my 25 ft travel trailer and Silverado. We didn't really explore the area and only used it for a stop for the night. It worked out just fine.

We showed up a bit late and never got a chance to actually check in. We went directly to our site on the north loop. The road is pretty narrow and caution should be used to drive down it. Not too difficult to back into the site and it was plenty long for my 25 ft travel trailer and Silverado. We didn't really explore the area and only used it for a stop for the night. It worked out just fine.

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Great campsites for RVs, well maintained and thorough restroom/shower facilities, numerous water hookups, free RV dump 3.5 mi south of Park entrance, great hiking and scenery. Overall excellent place and can't wait to go back!

Great campsites for RVs, well maintained and thorough restroom/shower facilities, numerous water hookups, free RV dump 3.5 mi south of Park entrance, great hiking and scenery. Overall excellent place and can't wait to go back!

Garmin couldn't find the place, but we were able to still make it. For whatever reason, we were relatively alone in our area of the campground, though maybe being a Monday night had something to do with it. This was more of a stopping point for us than a destination, so our stay wasn't too long. We had a low fire pit with grill, flat area for our tent, and a picnic table. The drive was long enough that it could have accommodated an RV, and I believe our site had electric (we didn't take advantage of this). We had a bit of a view of a no-longer full moon, but trees obscured most of the night sky.

Facilities, we had vault toilet nearby It wasn't too inconvenient of a walk, but as a single, it might have been more of an issue had the campground been more crowded. I believe I read that there was also a sower facility somewhere, but we didn't find or use that.

As we were only traveling, we didn't make use of many of the facilities that were available, save our site and the facilities. But, we had no problem with our stay. It was well maintained, easy to access/find, and we had no problems while there. Were our paths to follow this path in the future, I'd have no problem staying here in the future.

Beautiful, remote, quiet. Everything I am looking for in a campsite. Plenty of privacy. Nice area.

My only negative is that when you hit directions using the recreation.gov app is it did not take me here. But not that big of a deal.

Garmin couldn't find the place, but we were able to still make it. For whatever reason, we were relatively alone in our area of the campground, though maybe being a Monday night had something to do with it. This was more of a stopping point for us than a destination, so our stay wasn't too long. We had a low fire pit with grill, flat area for our tent, and a picnic table. The drive was long enough that it could have accommodated an RV, and I believe our site had electric (we didn't take advantage of this). We had a bit of a view of a no-longer full moon, but trees obscured most of the night sky.

Facilities, we had vault toilet nearby It wasn't too inconvenient of a walk, but as a single, it might have been more of an issue had the campground been more crowded. I believe I read that there was also a sower facility somewhere, but we didn't find or use that.

As we were only traveling, we didn't make use of many of the facilities that were available, save our site and the facilities. But, we had no problem with our stay. It was well maintained, easy to access/find, and we had no problems while there. Were our paths to follow this path in the future, I'd have no problem staying here in the future.