Inlet Campground

The campground and bathrooms were very clean. We had an enjoyable stay and look forward to returning to Inlet Campground.

There were only people in 3 of the 13 spots when we were there, so it was very quiet and relaxing. There are hiking trails and when we rode our bikes on the road there were hardly any cars. It might have been slow because it was before the 4th of July weekend, and the weather was not that warm, but it was good overall.

Vault toilets ran out of TP on Friday. Was still empty when I left on Sunday. Same issue at East lemolo campground.

Vault toilets ran out of TP on Friday. Was still empty when I left on Sunday. Same issue at East lemolo campground.

The site was nice but there were too many mosquitoes at all times.

The site was nice but there were too many mosquitoes at all times.

The campsite was good. Limited access to the lake was a disappointment. I realize it was 4th of July weekend, but people were camped in spots not designated for camping. They were for fishing or day use. We will be back.

The campsite was good. Limited access to the lake was a disappointment. I realize it was 4th of July weekend, but people were camped in spots not designated for camping. They were for fishing or day use. We will be back.

Our sites were pretty filthy. We had to pick up a bunch of garbage before setting up. Outside the bathrooms there was toilet paper strewn everywhere. My group had a lot of outdoor educators/guides etc so we're a bit more sensitive to this sort of thing, but it was really bad. We didn't see the camp host the whole time. I certainly don't blame the camp host. I blame lack of funding/staff to keep these campsites clean. Right now a huge number of people are flocking to the national forests to recreate. RV sales are record high. People need jobs, and the parks are understaffed. Seems like an opportunity there. I would happily spend more for a site to help fund the wages of the park workers. It was really sad and I think you could do better.

Our sites were pretty filthy. We had to pick up a bunch of garbage before setting up. Outside the bathrooms there was toilet paper strewn everywhere. My group had a lot of outdoor educators/guides etc so we're a bit more sensitive to this sort of thing, but it was really bad. We didn't see the camp host the whole time. I certainly don't blame the camp host. I blame lack of funding/staff to keep these campsites clean. Right now a huge number of people are flocking to the national forests to recreate. RV sales are record high. People need jobs, and the parks are understaffed. Seems like an opportunity there. I would happily spend more for a site to help fund the wages of the park workers. It was really sad and I think you could do better.