Kelsay Valley Horse Camp

Totally fine for the price. I stayed in a standard non-electric (no horses) and it was $10/night. The site is a couple miles off some gravel (non pot-holed) roads, one of which is a one-lane which got tricky a couple times as big trucks with horse trailers are most likely to be using this road (there are a couple areas to move aside). My site was 003 and was in between two manure bins so we got waves of horse smell but that's to be expected I suppose at a horse camp! It really was fine - we were close to Lemolo Lake and spent the afternoon swimming. VIsited Crater Lake about 45 mins away. The campsite is quiet with families and less of a "party crowd." I appreciated this little spot.

Site 7 is up on the hill by itself. You back up between two trees which leaves your trailer going down hill. There is only one horse corral at this site. I moved to site A-2 which I was able to back in and it was level. Site 6 is a pull though site. But these sites only have a corral for one horse. Why not two??? But they are all metal! The site next to the host is pull through and with 4 corrals. The sites at the back of the camp have 4 corrals each and are big enough for two to three trailers. Get through is you have a large group. There are sites for campers but they were all quiet. The trails were beautiful but a lot of down trees are on the trail. You and your horse will need to be comfortable going over them since the logs can be pretty big. Riding to the lakes are beautiful.