Delta National Forest - Camping

There were several dead deer carcasses anywhere from 10 to 70yds around the campsite. Also alot of litter that we picked up during our stay.

Love the awesome quit serenity of the delta national forest.

Roads need repairs. Lots of big potholes. Signs ate missing. No where you are going.

Very primitive campsite, which is it what I was expecting. Only issue were the campers before I had gotten there. They left a deer carcass at the site, just barely dragged into the bush. Also the open backside of the campground was used as their pooping station. Didn’t have the common courtesy to go in the woods or bury it.

Pulled up to someone in our spot. There is no one to call to deal with this situation.

the campsites need to be maintained better, there were blowdowns , and the trees were falling all around me, I was nervous to say the least

Nice

Had a great time. We camped in our camper. But the rd getting in there was terrible on the private land before you get to the WMA Sunflower. All I all great place. Thamk

This campsite was in very poor condition. The picnic table was completely rotten and falling apart, making it unusable and unsafe. The ground at the entry was extremely soft, muddy, and sloppy, which made getting in and out difficult—especially with a vehicle or gear. Overall, the site felt neglected and not maintained at all. I wouldn’t recommend this campsite unless major improvements and repairs are made.

For many years now we’ve had people park, drive, and ride through our paid for camp sites.
They either don’t read or have total disregard for the rules, and no respect or curtesy for the occupants.
Could you help us explain to these people. A note on the board or some bold print might help. Thank you..