Hebo Lake Campground

Very clean facilities. Quiet campground.

Site 4 is the best site by FAR! Be sure to bring lots of drinking water and firewood if you plan on using the firepit. There is no drinking water or firewood. Reserve ahead, there's no other way to pay for day use or camping than on rec.gov. and the internet can be spotty or nonexistent.
Beautiful, quiet lake full of really good fishing, stocked trout. A walking path around the lake has benches and docks.
The trail is also fun but can be steep in some spots and narrow.

Beautiful drive to get to the campground. Stayed in site 2 and it was perfect. It’s the first spot on the left when you enter. Private. Drive up site. On the lake. Nice and big and pretty level ground for the most part. Good canopy of trees but still some sky to see the stars. Site 1 which is directly across would be my second choice. It’s up a small slope across from 2 but it’s more private and has a little squared off section for a tent, dividing it from the fire pit and picnic table which is cool.

Site 4 is the best site by FAR! Be sure to bring lots of drinking water and firewood if you plan on using the firepit. There is no drinking water or firewood. Reserve ahead, there's no other way to pay for day use or camping than on rec.gov. and the internet can be spotty or nonexistent.
Beautiful, quiet lake full of really good fishing, stocked trout. A walking path around the lake has benches and docks.
The trail is also fun but can be steep in some spots and narrow.

Beautiful drive to get to the campground. Stayed in site 2 and it was perfect. It’s the first spot on the left when you enter. Private. Drive up site. On the lake. Nice and big and pretty level ground for the most part. Good canopy of trees but still some sky to see the stars. Site 1 which is directly across would be my second choice. It’s up a small slope across from 2 but it’s more private and has a little squared off section for a tent, dividing it from the fire pit and picnic table which is cool.

Site 4 is the best site by FAR! Be sure to bring lots of drinking water and firewood if you plan on using the firepit. There is no drinking water or firewood. Reserve ahead, there's no other way to pay for day use or camping than on rec.gov. and the internet can be spotty or nonexistent.
Beautiful, quiet lake full of really good fishing, stocked trout. A walking path around the lake has benches and docks.
The trail is also fun but can be steep in some spots and narrow.

Not for noisy campers, swimmers or motor boats.

Hidden gem! Small, quaint, tranquil, very clean. Outhouses and campsites were pristine. The eco system is absolutely stunning. The sounds and smells were something to remember. Like a mini rainforest. Take the 8 mile trail, hike as far as you want, but go. It’s like being in a fairytale, it took my breath away.

Not for noisy campers, swimmers or motor boats.

Hidden gem! Small, quaint, tranquil, very clean. Outhouses and campsites were pristine. The eco system is absolutely stunning. The sounds and smells were something to remember. Like a mini rainforest. Take the 8 mile trail, hike as far as you want, but go. It’s like being in a fairytale, it took my breath away.

The campground was clean, easy to find, and had all updated rules/fire info etc posted clearly. The park hosts were incredible kind. We are already talking about going back! It was quaint, but also so close to many things to do

The campground was clean, easy to find, and had all updated rules/fire info etc posted clearly. The park hosts were incredible kind. We are already talking about going back! It was quaint, but also so close to many things to do