Wolf Ford Horse Camp

Maybe my perspective is a bit skewed but I did not feel very safe here, and left after the first night. The grounds are kept okay, the picnic table I had was rotting. There's about a 10 minute drive down a gravel road with deep potholes to reach the campground as well and I had no service. If you like solidarity and being truly surrounded by woods and tall plants then this is a good campground to consider, however I am simply not the type.

There is no one to check you in printing details are completely unnecessary.

There is no one to check you in printing details are completely unnecessary.

Very nice. Would definitely come back. I love horses.

Very nice. Would definitely come back. I love horses.

This is a very nice little campsite in a beautiful area. Unfortunately, I arrived after dark for my campsite and a group of mountain bikers had taken my spot. The spot next to mine had a large group with string lights up and loud music going, basically a party, and the rest of the spots were all full. Granted, it was the Friday night of Thanksgiving weekend. Even if my spot hadn't been taken I would have left since the vibe wasn't the experience I was looking for. I like the idea that there are self-policed sites in the wilderness but it seems that at this location it's not really working out, so perhaps a few short regular visits from a ranger would be required. I was just a hunter looking for a place to sleep so no big deal, I went up the road and slept in my truck, but the horse riding crowd for whom this camp is originally intended would be pretty bummed that it's becoming overrun by yehas.

This is a very nice little campsite in a beautiful area. Unfortunately, I arrived after dark for my campsite and a group of mountain bikers had taken my spot. The spot next to mine had a large group with string lights up and loud music going, basically a party, and the rest of the spots were all full. Granted, it was the Friday night of Thanksgiving weekend. Even if my spot hadn't been taken I would have left since the vibe wasn't the experience I was looking for. I like the idea that there are self-policed sites in the wilderness but it seems that at this location it's not really working out, so perhaps a few short regular visits from a ranger would be required. I was just a hunter looking for a place to sleep so no big deal, I went up the road and slept in my truck, but the horse riding crowd for whom this camp is originally intended would be pretty bummed that it's becoming overrun by yehas.

Stayed on site #4 - mostly level, site was far back enough off the road that you really couldn’t see us unless you were standing in front of our campsite. Good border of woods on both sides, so our neighbors were well blocked. No water/electricity/camp host. Pit toilets only. Rangers came around once while we were there (just a drive by, didn’t stop). Would have been absolutely perfect if the folks in campsite #3 had kept their German shepherds in their campsite. Will go back again and aim for site #1,2,3 or 7, 8 (more sun), unless it’s dead summer and needing the shade.

Stayed on site #4 - mostly level, site was far back enough off the road that you really couldn’t see us unless you were standing in front of our campsite. Good border of woods on both sides, so our neighbors were well blocked. No water/electricity/camp host. Pit toilets only. Rangers came around once while we were there (just a drive by, didn’t stop). Would have been absolutely perfect if the folks in campsite #3 had kept their German shepherds in their campsite. Will go back again and aim for site #1,2,3 or 7, 8 (more sun), unless it’s dead summer and needing the shade.

A black bear cane during the night on the camp. Amazing to see it but be careful with garbage