Link Creek

Our name/dates was not posted at our campsite. The host had an off-duty sign up all 3 days we were there so it was not corrected. We did not see a camp official until the day we left.
Nonetheless they were very friendly and otherwise our experience was excellent.

Everything was fine, but there is soooo much Mosquitos!!!!!

This yurt is next to camp host. She is a nice woman. Our problem was with the camper with the bump out next to yurt (part of camp host property) There was an elderly woman who sat inside and chain smoked nonstop with the window open. When we arrived yurt windows were open and it reeked like cigarette smoke. Couldn’t sit at picnic table or around fire pit because that was less than 10 feet from the smoker-camper. It stunk inside, outside, and even after she went to bed you could smell the camper like an ashtray. This needs to be addressed because it will continue to happen to renter after renter of yurt 32. We finally abandoned yurt at 4am and forfeited 3 nights of camping.

Loved our spot near the lake. Lack of internet was a bit of an issue though because we have a business. Bring satellite internet if you stay here and also insect repellent. Not bad but a few mosquitos in the evening. We loved the lake access and beautiful views!

Our stay was pleasant.
PROS: The yurts now include power, there is an overhead light, an electric wall heater, and 2 outlets to plug into for power - which is nice, previously these were rustic. We recommend the 4 mile hike that goes around the lake. Bathrooms were clean and well stocked.

CONS: This yurt is right next to the Camp Host site, so it had significantly less room outside than the other two yurts due to the close proximity of the neighboring site/RVs, which were right next to our fire pit and picnic table. There was constant cigarette smoke wafting over from the RV while we were there. The other two yurts had a much larger area to hang out in. TONS of mosquitoes at the end of May in the early AM and evenings.

Need to have a full time host. More shore line cleaned out for use

Loved the proximity to the lake, campsite is directly off the main walking path so a constant flow of people traffic.there is a low spot near the campsite that’s filled with water so we experienced lots of mosquitoes.

That side of the lake is so quiet in the winter, and with only three yurts there it feels like a real getaway. Walk on over to the lodge for some good (expensive) drink and food or go spend the day at Hoodoo!

The yurt was fun. The electric heater kept the room temperature reasonable but to be truly warm a fire was needed. It is requested that wood is not brought in from out of the area, but no dry wood is provided. Our only complaint was that my son's yurt lock box did not work which prevented him from accessing his yurt until we found a number to call in our yurt. Of course, there was no cell service at the yurts.

Night time temperatures were very cold and i was in a tent but my site was excellent and i had a goodtime.