Mona

My family always enjoys our time camping here. The host is very nice and informational. The bathrooms were cleaned and restocked every morning . We felt safe camping here during this pandemic and will be back for sure.

Mona is very family friendly. We thought the chalk sidewalk drawings were great. Our campsite was very clean. We had a few opportunities to talk to the camp host. She and her girls were so friendly. We appreciated the way they love their job. Thanks for having them there. Foraging for red huckleberries was a delight in the campground. We wished our camp neighbors had brought a rubber mallet instead of a hammer to put up their tent. We'll be back and thank you.

We love camping at blue river in Mona campground. It's so secluded and dense with forest that you don't realize how close you are to the other campers. Been camping here since I was 10! So thankful that this precious gem survived the wildfire.

The campsite wasn't very private. I could see on one side 4-5 other sites full view down the row and 3-4 other direction. At night we could all see each other as firepits were all in same place all in row.
Bathrooms were really yucky and ran out of TP. We ended up leaving a day early because by then we were just over it. We will not go back.
Beautiful area though.

The camping spots were space far enough apart that it didn't feel as though we were camping with the other people. The water was super low but still cooled the air enough. I will be coming back.

Kayla rocks.

We camp at Mona often. We were sad that the water was let out early this year, so we weren't able to enjoy any water activities but we did some hiking and it was a nice relaxing trip.

We had a wonderful time, even during wildfire season. The forest on this campground thankfully survived the raging wildfires. The campsites are clean and big enough, easy water access and plenty places to walk around, swim, fish or just sit with a book

Water was let out of the reservoir for our kayak scout outing. I emailed questions to determine a course of action. But it took so long to get a reply that we were not able to adjust.
So we had to kayak about an hour away.

Would give 5 stars, but was not allowed to have a campfire.
First time ever getting chewed up by bugs, with citronella candles and bug spray. All because we couldn't have a campfire.

Was nice there was water close by, garbage bins, spots pretty far apart for privacy, wood available for purchase (without a campfire), and a stream just down the slope.