Cherryvale Park

Quiet and scenic area. Lake view site that was level.

Always clean and nice

Spots were clean except for the dead treas, one of which hit a member of our group's truck. The ranger had a saw and several of us held the limbs while the tree stuff was removed from the truck.
Mens bathroom - The door to the stool could not close. The sinks were rusty.

Very nice sites. Facilities where clean. Walking trails where fantastic.

Patk was beautiful. But the hiking trail was not manicured, at some point my wife and I were engulfed by microscopic seed ticks. Terrible experience.

Cherryvale is excellent, and was great the first couple of days , the problem was Friday night ,since there is no host the folks in G1 thought it was OK to blast music for about 4 hours and late into the evening. We have stayed there before and no issues . If there is no host then we need a number for a ranger or something to manage the location.

The camping spot was nice and clean.

We met our friends who took a drive thru slot and us a back in slot. We loved the shade provided by the trees and the breezes thru them. Going for walks were enjoyable by us and our pets. It was good to see people picked up after their pets. Unfortunately our friends had to pick up cigarette buts left by the last campers. We left some firewood for campers across from us. Everyone seemed friendly and we did enjoy our stay.

This park is approximately 8 miles off Hwy 169. If you approach from the north do not follow your gps instructions, it will take you down a gravel road for several miles, continue on to Main St, those streets are all paved. This park is a little wierd as none of the sites are on the water, there are a few that you can get a peek a boo view of the water.

We found Cherryvale Campground quite relaxing given our stay was 4 days, Monday to Thursday, and very quiet. Cherryvale was mowed, clean and well maintained.