Bear Creek

Great Campground. Very expansive. No one is close to another.

The man at the gate was very good to help me checking in and I would rate him a 5. The park not so well. The spaces were narrow and you could hardly walk beside your trailer without getting into the mud do to recent rain. The asphalt that was there is breaking down and is in need of replacement. Other Corp parks I’ve stayed in had wider pads and the overall condition of the parks was much better. Also, one phase of the 50 amp service was not working,

The man at the gate was very good to help me checking in and I would rate him a 5. The park not so well. The spaces were narrow and you could hardly walk beside your trailer without getting into the mud do to recent rain. The asphalt that was there is breaking down and is in need of replacement. Other Corp parks I’ve stayed in had wider pads and the overall condition of the parks was much better. Also, one phase of the 50 amp service was not working,

We booked site #3 in January for an April visit.
It was the only site available due to the solar eclipse. Upon arrival our neighbors were not present but left their radio blasting rap music!
The ranger/volunteer stated that quiet hours start at 10 PM and our rude campers can blast their music as loud as they want until 10 PM
As I asked for a law enforcement officer, they offered us an emergency site. That site had no water, electricity only, but more importantly we had only one well behaved and relatively distant neighbor .
As a retired police sergeant I put up with a lifetime of idiots and assholes. I'll be damned if some jerk tries to subject my family to their version of loud noise when we go camping during my retirement.
Never saw a single LEO during our 48 hour stay.
I'm grateful for the emergency site but the idea that bullies rule the campground is a crock of shit and should be corrected, forthwith.
I wasn't even offered a partial refund for the lack of water. It's a shame that the volunteers are powerless against the assholes ruining the camping experience for all the paying guests who are considerate and pleasant .
In case things got ugly, I'm prepared to defend my family from violent behavior.

We booked site #3 in January for an April visit.
It was the only site available due to the solar eclipse. Upon arrival our neighbors were not present but left their radio blasting rap music!
The ranger/volunteer stated that quiet hours start at 10 PM and our rude campers can blast their music as loud as they want until 10 PM
As I asked for a law enforcement officer, they offered us an emergency site. That site had no water, electricity only, but more importantly we had only one well behaved and relatively distant neighbor .
As a retired police sergeant I put up with a lifetime of idiots and assholes. I'll be damned if some jerk tries to subject my family to their version of loud noise when we go camping during my retirement.
Never saw a single LEO during our 48 hour stay.
I'm grateful for the emergency site but the idea that bullies rule the campground is a crock of shit and should be corrected, forthwith.
I wasn't even offered a partial refund for the lack of water. It's a shame that the volunteers are powerless against the assholes ruining the camping experience for all the paying guests who are considerate and pleasant .
In case things got ugly, I'm prepared to defend my family from violent behavior.

We had a great time! Had friends with us from Hawaii (they flew in to view the eclipse) and they were impressed by the size of the park. One thing we weren't thrill about was that the grass needed mowing. We heared contrators do it, but it wasn't done while we were there. It's a very pretty park and the hosts we dealt with were kind and helpful!

We had a great time! Had friends with us from Hawaii (they flew in to view the eclipse) and they were impressed by the size of the park. One thing we weren't thrill about was that the grass needed mowing. We heared contrators do it, but it wasn't done while we were there. It's a very pretty park and the hosts we dealt with were kind and helpful!

Nice Park with a lot of space. We stayed at 15 and the water hookups and electricity were working fine. We were only able to us the 30 amp’s due to renovations at the Park. Hosts were very friendly and helpful. Restrooms were clean.

Nice Park with a lot of space. We stayed at 15 and the water hookups and electricity were working fine. We were only able to us the 30 amp’s due to renovations at the Park. Hosts were very friendly and helpful. Restrooms were clean.

The park had homeless people living in tents. I rented a site with 50amp hook ups and we could not run both AC units on my rv due to the main breakers tripping out and knocking every ones power out. This happened several times. Was disappointed because we had to move out of the site we were in that was shaded throughout most of the day to a site that was not shaded. Luckily we had rented two sites to begin with and moved to our other site. The maintenance guy was rude about the breakers tripping and blamed it on our RV that we have never had issues with. We did not have any more problems after we moved camp sites and ran both AC units just fine. Maybe the maintenance guy needs to update the wore out breakers in yall’s park to eliminate this from happening in the future