Toketee Lake Campground

Great campsite! Beautiful site right on the river (site A03) with lots of trees. We visited mid October so the campgound was nearly empty and very quiet. One thing to note is that there is no water source so be sure to bring your own supply.

North Umpqua hot springs is a 3 mile hike which was so relaxing! The campsites are large and flat for tents.

The camp ground itself was great, the lake was not accessible for swimming for the kids

Great little campground. Good access to the river, good shade, great hikes just a short drive away. The map made it look like B loop is the one on the river, but it is actually A loop. You get direct access to the river for most A loop campsites.

Campground is in a great location but many guests were noisy and the site we chose (I think it was A9) was right next to another site with no trees or visual barriers in between.

Only spent one night here but wish I spent more. Trees are close enough together to hang hammocks. There is a picnic table and fire pit with every campsite. It’s nice that the campsites are rather spread out compared to most campgrounds. Bring your own water as this is a dry site! This campsite is very quiet.

Not bad not great. The lake is not for fishing as it has very limited access.

Beautiful campsite! Stayed at A15, large enough space for 12 folks with room to spare. Just FYI this site is downwind from the vault toilets- it didn’t really bother us, but a few times throughout the weekend we got a good wiff. Other than that, this campsite rules! Within walking distance to swimming spots on the river and about a 3 mile hike/ 15 min drive to the hot springs. Didn’t get around to checking out the waterfall, but that was about a 5 min drive as well. Oh, it’s worth mentioning that this is a dry campsite (no water), however there is a market about a 20 min drive up the road in case you run out of anything... ALSO, all of our bread got stolen by birds, chipmunks, squirrels, and who knows what. I suggest leaving all dry goods in the car overnight or when you leave the campsite. The Staller Jays pecked through our bag of Juanitas!!
Hope this was helpful!

I reserved a river side site months in advance- B10. When we arrived our site was as far from riverside as you can get. The problem- the rev.gov site map is completely inaccurate.

Although there are no really bad sites in this nice little campground, A1-A9 are the only ones with river access and are much cooler and river noise drowns out the rest of camp. There’s a fair amount of space between sites.

We were here in late August and there were no bugs. There was 1 super noisy (party til 2 am all weekend) group but this is southern Oregon so that is basically a given. Everyone else was kind.

Tried to hike to toketee falls but you might as well drive down the road back to the trailhead because the N umpqia trail WILL NOT get you there.

Toketee lake is ok. Probly good for fishermen. There really isnt any lake front even though it is right on the CG day use area.

Crowded but that was expected. Broken glass on ground. Beautiful and well-kept otherwise, close to many fun day trips.