Tally Lake Campground

Normally if I could give it a 10 I would but this time we had a very unpleasant visit from a stranger. Otherwise it’s a beautiful place with always pleasant and helpful hosts.

Close to town and good location for camping with younger children.

CG staff was great. Very informative and pleasant to talk with.

Great access for ADA folks! Too many trees for starlink, but that's not what we go to the woods for, right? Clean bathrooms and friendly hosts.

Beautiful campground

Dust from road is severe! Had to move from site. Beach is great access but having a site close to beach is essential for us wheelchair users. We are unable to tow extra vehicle, so we are on foot, with wheelchair. Appreciated the large sites and level ground to accommodate our medically equipped RV with LIFT and slides. People set up shade-houses overnight or all week on the beach that blocked wheelchair access (with the crowds on the beach on the weekend) and there where days that no one was even there... Seems inconsiderate considering how many people are on the beach and access issues. Thank you for prioritizing for wheelchair access and understanding that it is a big deal and so vital and important for people in wheelchairs to also go swimming and have access. More parking spots for people with lifts will be helpful. We need space out the side of our vehicles to safely drop the lift and let the person roll forward. No one seems to get this until they are in the situation where you cannot get out of your vehicle. Noise is an issue when people run multiple generators in their sites all day long, even when they are not there. Very inconsiderate of others and the camping experience for those of us who do not get to leave camp. Many of us have migraine/seizure triggers from NOISE. The people across from us ran two generators all day (even when gone), parked way too many vehicles in their site, and were not that concerned about any of it. It seems odd to do in a quiet campground. So yes, let's consider NOISE an issue also, along with the dust and the wheelchair and other access. Locals often act like they own the place ... but most are super nice! If we can accommodate people with disabilities, we are accommodating all of us. Let's think about this and DO IT: people who are blind, deaf, have seizure disorders, mental health issues, physical disabilities, chronic migraines, auto-immune, cancers, etc. Let's take care of each other. THANKS SO MUCH!

The campground is very well maintained by friendly hosts. Hiking, biking, and paddling opportunities are all right there. The route in includes about 10 miles of dirt road and there is no cell service, so you really feel like you are getting away from it all.

The camp host was very friendly and did a great job! Thank you

Nice campground! Good spacing between sites, and short understory vegetation. Clean restrooms and campsites. Good dump station.

I’ve always liked Tally Lake campground. The hosts were nice enough, the weather was decent enough and the campground is laid out well - there is enough distance between sites. The kids can run around and there isn’t much noise. It’s one of my favorite campgrounds.