Doris Campground

Nice, friendly staff at the check-in station. Available firewood.

Really beautiful sites. Lots of wildlife. Glad to see there was a renovation of the restrooms in progress.

Nice, friendly staff at the check-in station. Available firewood.

Really beautiful sites. Lots of wildlife. Glad to see there was a renovation of the restrooms in progress.

Campground was well kept and well treed! Canoeist kept us informed of weather in the area since cell service was limited. Close to hiking, wildlife, and visitor center. Would definitely go back.

I stayed in a tent at campsite 47B which was lovely and has two options for where to set up the tent. One is in shade and the other is not. The picnic table is not shaded. So bring a canopy if it’s hot out. This site also has electricity that we used for powering a fan in our tent. It’s a short walk through light woods to the lake with a couple of places where you can set up a chair or two. Campsite 44B is closer to and has a great view of the lake with a bigger area to set up some chairs on the waters edge. Like others have said, this campground has no service for AT&T. Otherwise, I can find no fault at all with the campsite. The bathroom situation is a different story. The central bathhouse was shut down in mid-April for remodeling/repair until mid-June. While I’m quite certain that that work is long overdue, it should have been done over winter instead of during peak camping season. One bathhouse was open for 90 or so campsites. That’s ridiculous. Also, that bathhouse was in deplorable condition. It desperately needs repair and refreshing. Neither it nor any of the vault toilets (kinda yucky too) are very close to 47B. I brought my own shower/toilet tent and a potty bucket which I ended up using more than I thought I would. I highly recommend bringing one if you are tent camping.

Campground was well kept and well treed! Canoeist kept us informed of weather in the area since cell service was limited. Close to hiking, wildlife, and visitor center. Would definitely go back.

I stayed in a tent at campsite 47B which was lovely and has two options for where to set up the tent. One is in shade and the other is not. The picnic table is not shaded. So bring a canopy if it’s hot out. This site also has electricity that we used for powering a fan in our tent. It’s a short walk through light woods to the lake with a couple of places where you can set up a chair or two. Campsite 44B is closer to and has a great view of the lake with a bigger area to set up some chairs on the waters edge. Like others have said, this campground has no service for AT&T. Otherwise, I can find no fault at all with the campsite. The bathroom situation is a different story. The central bathhouse was shut down in mid-April for remodeling/repair until mid-June. While I’m quite certain that that work is long overdue, it should have been done over winter instead of during peak camping season. One bathhouse was open for 90 or so campsites. That’s ridiculous. Also, that bathhouse was in deplorable condition. It desperately needs repair and refreshing. Neither it nor any of the vault toilets (kinda yucky too) are very close to 47B. I brought my own shower/toilet tent and a potty bucket which I ended up using more than I thought I would. I highly recommend bringing one if you are tent camping.

Loved the campground! I didn't give it the highest star because of the restrooms (which are currently being renovated) and the fact that we had campers in our loop that didn't observe quiet time - they were up and loud until 1am. I'd love to come back, once the restrooms are finished. Such a beautiful area to visit!

Loved the campground! I didn't give it the highest star because of the restrooms (which are currently being renovated) and the fact that we had campers in our loop that didn't observe quiet time - they were up and loud until 1am. I'd love to come back, once the restrooms are finished. Such a beautiful area to visit!