This is our favorite primitive campsite. We like the crystal clear water, hiking around the lake, and privacy. There are often people coming to fish in this lake, so it’s not a true, remote destination with solitude.

The 2 miles of gravel road was really about 20. There was not ANY signs to mark campground or camp sight however the direction locator at the site manager got us to within a mile of location. The only reason whey we found site was the education center a 1/2 mile away which was marked was having a wedding that Saturday night. The people at the wedding had no idea about a camp nearby but the cooks did know and directed us. The only good thing besides the mystery and adventure was the bag of cookies the one cook gave us!

Beautiful spot, but our experienced was soured by a family that was at the site when we arrived. They were quite aggressive and insisted that it was a public beach. I get the impression that they do this often. Grass on the site was overgrown and the mosquitos were bad. I don't think I would stay here again. All that said, the lake was gorgeous and the stars were amazing.