Doris Campground

We wish the vault toilets were a little better taken care of. Otherwise, Group A is a Great Site for our troop.

Amazing place! No noise!

Spectacular scenery, abundant wildlife and beautiful campsites. Bathrooms and shower facilities are in desperate need of an upgrade.

Wonderful place to visit.

The ranger that greeted us was extremely friendly and helpful! Campground was clean, quiet, and lots to explore and do. We will be back!

This campground was great. Clean and quiet. The whole area was a wonderful surprise.

I 100% recommend this campsite It was huge, largely clean, beautiful, and had a lot of amenities on the site that were helpful, like trash bins, showers and restrooms, along with bundles of wood to buy for campfires. I love how there is no service on this campsite because it forces me and others, who need to get away from technology, to do so and enjoy the beauty of God's earth. Nearby on the campsite is a trail and mountain, Little Baldy Trail and Mount Little Baldy, respectively. Lots of hiking and sights to behold, along with lots of elk, bison, and longhorns everywhere. Be careful though! I definitely plan to come back sometime in the future, as I haven't even gotten through everything at the refuge in 2 days, could perhaps spend close to a week exploring everything. Camp out here, and explore the rest of the Wildlife Refuge! you won't regret it.

Great spot! Near parking lot and bathrooms but still secluded enough with ample of space between neighbors. Everyone respected quiet hours and the stars were incredible. Site was clean and had a nice flat area for our tent.

The group campsite was great we had plenty of electric outlets at the pavilion along with 4 large picnic tables. The staff did an excellent job of welcoming us.

RV 26 ft, Loop B, March 2023. Hiking is outstanding. Visitors center informative and friendly staff. Campground hosts very friendly and helpful. Overall, enjoyed our stay and would return for the hiking and wildlife viewing. We spotted Bison, Elk, Deer, Belted Kingfisher, Beaver, wren, woodpecker, flicker, geese, ducks, prairie dogs, and more. Loop B is electric only. Water is available and was told the Dump Station water is potable; it is easy to access, but never knew you could use the dump station water spigot for potable water fill up. Dump station was clean and easy to use. The additional potable water station with the easiest access is at the primitive camping entry, just before Loop B; however, when we arrived, there were cars parked in the pullout, blocking the water. Would be nice if they marked that stop for RV water fill up, so you can access it. The other potable water stations are difficult to access without a long water hose (50 ft or so), and also allow car parking which blocks access to water. Good news is, they have water now! RV sites in Loop B are clean, and relatively easy to level, abit narrow and some are short, but nothing new for state park facilities. Trees/shade throughout Loop B was nice. We ran out of water and did have to use the Campground showers near Loop C entry; ug. Better than nothing, but would have preferred a dip in the lake vs their showers. Push button shower, one temperature, lukewarm when it was low 40's outside. Floors are old and in disrepair, bring your flip flops and don't let your clothes touch the ground, floors had dirt/scum mixture that looked unsanitary.