Link Creek

On the weekdays most of the campsite we no shows and the were not changed to first come first served. When people are trying to get campsites and the site are not used is not right.

If the other two sites were kept open 30 day’s longer ( Oct 15 ) this would make more sites available.

The booking window that you can not book a campsite sooner then 4 day before should be changed to day before.

Great campground, been camping here for 40 years and it’s just as quiet and friendly today as it was 40 years ago.

Cozy, clean, comfortable campsites. Several clean pit toilets and convenient water spigots. Pay attention to the size of available campsites in relation to the size of your rig…some sites would be difficult or impossible to get in and out of with larger rigs.

Link Creek is to close to Highway 20! Too loud from traffic, especially truck noise. I will not stay there another time.

Link Creek is a beautiful, clean campground. The site we camped in was 29, which is a pull-through site with yurt 31 directly behind it. The camp host is also close by and is helpful. There is some noise from Highway 20, as it runs parallel to the lake on the pass, so be aware of that if you are sensitive to highway noise. While the lake cannot be seen well from site 29, it only takes about 2-minutes to walk there from site 29 and the lake is beautiful. There is also a walking trail around the lake. We camped at Link Creek the last week is was open for the season and the water had been turned off by that point, so be aware that if you are camping during the last week the campground is open that you may need to carry extra water. This site is a fairly level site.

Link Creek is always so AMAZING!!! The hike around the lake is a daily adventure. Leah and her husband, camp hosts are very gracious and helpful!!

Excellent experience renting a yurt. Beautiful setting, lovely trail around Suttle Lake right from the campground. Will be back!

The yurt and campground were lovely, clean, and quiet on a November weekend. The one downside is that the wood stove is quite small, not the larger ones I'm used to seeing. It was difficult to make a fire big enough to maintain itself for long, and we had to tend the fire ever 60-90 minutes all night to stay warm enough. Fun, but definitely a lot of work!

You need to bring your own firewood as there is none for sale on site or close by. It is a roughly 14 inch deep woodstove so don't bother bringing 16 inch it will not fit properly. The place is beautiful and the trail around the lake is a must. Definetly will go back. This is not for glampers go to a deluxe yurt somewhere else for that😊

Great yurt experience