Lost Lake Resort and Campground

I really wanted to like this place but this campsite has a lot of problems. There is zero shade and zero privacy so if that is at al important to you, you might want to find a different site. . The campsite behind this one looks right into the site, and you can see and hear everything the other is doing. There is a walking path on the side of it where 10 unattended to children were running and screaming up and down the path and into mine and others campsites. It is also very far from the lake. There is only shared spicket use for water and the pit toilets. The bugs were uncontrollable even with candles, spray and not having any food out. Someone's dog was left to bark for literally hours on end. The grounds are clean and mostly well maintained, but I will never come here again, There are better sites in the area with nicer views and cheaper rates.

Campsite was great. Pit toilets need significant upgrading or at least more frequent cleaning. The lake is beautiful and reasonably accessible.

Spacious campsites and very clean. We will definitely go back.

Over crowded on weekend. To many day use people.Great after that.Will not camp there on weekend again.

This site is fully in the sun. If it is warm to hot there will not be much shade to escape the sun. If it is rainy, there is a lack of trees to put up a tarp. There is a second tent area in the shade but it is also very close to the toilet (pit). It is a bit of a hike down to the lake from here as well. The hike around the lake is beautiful....

This was my first time camping at Lost Lake. It took a few weeks to land a campsite but the effort was worth it. The worst thing were the thunderstorms that rolled through since without cellular service it's not possible to get weather info. The lake and trails are great. The seat of the vault toilet nearest the day use spot we used was broken on one mounting tab. The toilets were serviced by a honey wagon during our visit which helped with the aromas. The trash truck came through the campground to dump the bins early morning during the supposed quiet time .

Lost Lake is an amazing place to camp or day-trip with or without kids. The lake itself is the main attraction, and excellent for paddlesports.

Day use was so ridiculously busy. People started showing up at 6am to get a spot. There was no parking, the vault toilets nearest the day use were overused and the floors felt like they were going to break at any time.

We have been coming to Lost Lake Resort with our friends and family for the last 10 summers. We stay anywhere from 5-7 days. The last 2 years the Camp Host nearest our site has made it a point to talk to our group in fact he came in and reprimanded our child for normal talking voices and threatened to kick us out if it continued. And when they did start whispering around the campfire he came by a few nights later to talk to them again this time before quiet time. We have never had any issues in the past and we used to stay up much later playing board games, we are camping, this is not a 5* hotel that people are expecting a good nights sleep. When it doesnt get dark until 930 and then you cant even have conversations around a campfire it is ridiculous. This whole situation made our trip not relaxing! I was on edge and afraid that we were going to be asked to leave for our children talking after paying hundreds of dollars to get the sites drive up and pay for all of our food. Like i said we have been coming up for 10 years it is tradition and we hope they get a new host!

I’ve been going to Lost Lake for 40 years and recently started camping here. It’s our favorite place to camp since the spaces are roomy and the area well taken care of. We love exploring the path around the lake and bringing our paddle boards for the water.