Tracy Ridge

Lots of nice and quiet - Love it!

Really nice and peaceful park, with large private sites, and low crowds (especially during the week). Water is funky looking (iron I think) but it IS well water and the forest service says it’s safe to drink.8

I love this campground - it is beautiful, secluded, and quiet. Be prepared for a primitive camping experience and you'll be fine (bring your own toilet paper ;) )

Overall we love Tracy Ridge and have camped there many times. Over Memorial Day weekend 2023 the single small dumpster was full on Friday and overflowing on Saturday. It wasnt fully emptied until Wednesday. The bathrooms in Loop B were out of toilet paper on Sunday and only partially restocked on Tuesday with 2 rolls. There is no water pump on Loop B. The campground needs a much larger dumpster or at least a second one. I think you can do better!

Tracey’s Ridge is out home away from home . We absolutely love it there. The trails are beautiful to hike . We will be back every year at least once a year.

Great campsites
Not crowded
Pit toilets worst we’ve seen
Only one working pump and water heavy on iron so glad we brought our own

A very nice, quiet campground. Very lightly used, and with judicious site selection you will not be able to see or hear your neighbors. A few caveats:

- There was only one operating water pump (loop E), and the water is reddish colored due to high iron content - you may want to bring your own.
- The picnic table at my campsite (110) was damaged - the bench on one side is missing, and the rest of it definitely had seen better days.
- There is no playground for children, and it would be very easy for a little one to wander into the woods and get lost.
- At my campsite, there was no clearly delineated tent pad, and the ground seems to have a subtle slope. I had to move my tent around a couple of times before I found an even patch.
- There was no campground host that I saw (albeit I didn’t spend any real time looking) and no ice or firewood available for purchase onsite. Both ice and wood are available for purchase at Willow Bay Campground (~10 minute drive). For other supplies, your best bet is Bradford (~30 minute drive).
- I had decent cell service at my site (AT&T - 1-2 bars) but this may vary by site and provider.

Tracy Ridge is about as close to a remote wilderness experience as you can get while car-camping at an established campground. If you like Mother Nature, you can get along without flush toilets and showers, and you’re prepared to be a little more self-sufficient than might be the case at other campgrounds, Tracy Ridge is a very nice campground, and I will definitely be back.

Great campground!

Great, affordable overnight on our way to visit grandchild in Vermont. Generally quiet on weekdays.

Hope the park gets at least some of the extra reservation fee.

No water. No trash containers. No neighbors! Camp hosts were very nice.

I had the campground to myself and my dogs could run a little bit.
While cooking ribs on the grill and reading, I failed to see the large black bear that entered my campsite. I grabbed the dogs and the ribs and jumped in the van. The bear was disappointed
and meandered off.