Bunker Hill Campground

Great little campground; very quiet. Stayed at campsite 3, which was perfect for our small group with 3 tents. It was closest to the bathrooms, I would guess, which were cleaned daily and well stocked with TP. It was great to be able to have a campfire. Went in mid-August and the mosquitos were strangely almost non-existent (I got bit twice the last morning I was there, but that was it). There are some yellowjackets hanging around, though. Had some deer, sage grouse, steller's jays, and chipmunks around the campsite and saw and heard many osprey hunting on the lake. I would definitely stay here again.

If you have a larger group, I would recommend trying to reserve either sites 1&2 together or 4&5 together, as they aren't very private from one another but are private as a pairing. Campsite 3 was pretty private on it's own and has a fairly easy trail down to the lake. 1&2 have the best water access; 4 has some good options for multiple tents; 5 would be good for a small RV or camper, but is pretty exposed. KOA camp store is a 4 min drive away and is open until 7pm for any extras/refills you might need (but Diamond Lake lodge has better prices for firewood... OR the forest is right there and is full of wood for free). Biggest downside was the lights from the dam on the lake; tried to do some stargazing down on the lake, but, it was like a giant spotlight was shining across the lake. It wasn't as noticeable from the campsite, though.

Great little campground; very quiet. Stayed at campsite 3, which was perfect for our small group with 3 tents. It was closest to the bathrooms, I would guess, which were cleaned daily and well stocked with TP. It was great to be able to have a campfire. Went in mid-August and the mosquitos were strangely almost non-existent (I got bit twice the last morning I was there, but that was it). There are some yellowjackets hanging around, though. Had some deer, sage grouse, steller's jays, and chipmunks around the campsite and saw and heard many osprey hunting on the lake. I would definitely stay here again.

If you have a larger group, I would recommend trying to reserve either sites 1&2 together or 4&5 together, as they aren't very private from one another but are private as a pairing. Campsite 3 was pretty private on it's own and has a fairly easy trail down to the lake. 1&2 have the best water access; 4 has some good options for multiple tents; 5 would be good for a small RV or camper, but is pretty exposed. KOA camp store is a 4 min drive away and is open until 7pm for any extras/refills you might need (but Diamond Lake lodge has better prices for firewood... OR the forest is right there and is full of wood for free). Biggest downside was the lights from the dam on the lake; tried to do some stargazing down on the lake, but, it was like a giant spotlight was shining across the lake. It wasn't as noticeable from the campsite, though.

Great little campground; very quiet. Stayed at campsite 3, which was perfect for our small group with 3 tents. It was closest to the bathrooms, I would guess, which were cleaned daily and well stocked with TP. It was great to be able to have a campfire. Went in mid-August and the mosquitos were strangely almost non-existent (I got bit twice the last morning I was there, but that was it). There are some yellowjackets hanging around, though. Had some deer, sage grouse, steller's jays, and chipmunks around the campsite and saw and heard many osprey hunting on the lake. I would definitely stay here again.

If you have a larger group, I would recommend trying to reserve either sites 1&2 together or 4&5 together, as they aren't very private from one another but are private as a pairing. Campsite 3 was pretty private on it's own and has a fairly easy trail down to the lake. 1&2 have the best water access; 4 has some good options for multiple tents; 5 would be good for a small RV or camper, but is pretty exposed. KOA camp store is a 4 min drive away and is open until 7pm for any extras/refills you might need (but Diamond Lake lodge has better prices for firewood... OR the forest is right there and is full of wood for free). Biggest downside was the lights from the dam on the lake; tried to do some stargazing down on the lake, but, it was like a giant spotlight was shining across the lake. It wasn't as noticeable from the campsite, though.

We have been going there for about ten years

Stayed at campsite # 2. great access to the lake and flat tent spots with a short walk to the bathroom.