Toketee Lake Campground

Due to extreme heat and wildfires, we never got there.

Nice site, but no water available. Next to lake and near a number of waterfalls that are awesome.

Our time at Toketee was awesome! My family and I love it there... The only bummer is that I book multiple sites and I feel there should be a way to only have one $8.00 booking fee. I payed way too many!

I absolutely love camping here! The sites are spacious and private. The only two complaints that I had was that the fire pit desperately needed the ashes emptied and the restrooms were completely out of toilet paper on both Friday and Saturday. Other than those two things, the campground is amazing!

Little noisy campground but so close to the hot springs for that very early morning dip. And close to some really awesome hikes. One downside is no running water access

Excellent camping trip. Loved the camp ground, enjoyed paddle boarding on the lake, and hiking to the water fall and hot springs.

Great little campsite, directions could be a little bit better and marking on roads need to be updated but perfect for a couple nights plenty of room to spread out and enjoy the wilderness

We stayed in site A07. Its not accurately depicted on the map, but it backs up to A14 with ZERO privacy. Essentially this is a double spot. Thankfully we had nice, mellow neighbors for the nites we stayed. There is no camp host, which was problematic as mid week there were 2 large groups drinking and partying ALL night. They set off fireworks and yelled/screamed until 5 am.

The pit toilets were the worst I've seen in a recreation.gov campground. Zero toilet paper for half the time we were there (thankfully we brought our own). The facilities were absolutely filthy with feces smeared on the men's room walls and used sanitary napkins stuck to the women's toilet lid. Someone needs to go pressure wash those pit toilet rooms, it was freaking sick.
The only plus was the proximity to some beautiful recreation, 2 kid friendly waterfall hikes and a nice swimming hole. Otherwise this campground is best for adults for 1 or 2 nites. Super high traffic with people constantly driving around looking for spots. Several waterfront spots reserved with no one showing up the entire time(3 nites).
I think this place is blown out from disrespectful visitors and little oversite from the rangers. Diamond Lake looks a lot nicer, we drove thru there on our day trip to Crater Lake. If I were to stay in this area again I would def book there instead.

Clean, quiet, beautiful and completely relaxing. Hiked to the falls, went to the hot springs, walked a number of miles of the trail and did a little fishing. I've been going to Toketee for over 30 years, hardly changed at all in that time. The river was too cold to recreate in but the kids found a lot of other activities to fill their days. I'll be back!

We were in site B05 and could not fully enjoy the experience since there were off leash dogs (with no recall/voice control) in sites B06 and B01 so we could not leave our site and go left or right without struggling with off leash dogs. There was another dog in loop A that was fully browsing other campsites without any owner oversight. We only book campgrounds that require leashes and we keep encountering this. It's really frustrating for us that work really hard on training our dogs but one still fears dogs due to being attacked by off leash dogs.

A few things to note about this campground -- the nearest good sized town with services is about an hour west in Roseburg; the bugs are terrible; there was no toilet paper in the restrooms; and the large campground is not hosted.