Te-ah

Loved the solitude and beauty of the campground. The sites were clean and well-tended. Anticipate camping there again next year.

Beautiful alpine setting, plenty of space between sites, easy access to several trails for biking or hiking, and complete with another single track trail on the opposite side of the lake. Great way to beat the heat with temps 20 degrees cooler at 9K'. Just very relaxing in quiet, well-kept campground.

The map is wrong, sites 20 and 21 are flipped. I assumed I had reserved the pull through site. I was wrong, we had the back-in site across the street. The picnic table is on the wrong side of the driveway though if you are in a trailer or RV. In the end the back -in site was better in terms of privacy and space behind us, road noise not even noticeable at night. We picked up lots of trash from previous guest. Fire pit was full of junk. Never saw the camp host. One bathroom was closed and the dump station was closed which was meant we had to go up to duck creek campground to dump. The camp sites are smaller then they appear.

Water, bathrooms, and dump station were not available. Not great.

Campground was pretty with many trees surrounding sites, however, there were many bugs and large biting flies that were constantly swarming you. There was only one water spigot that worked to fill containers. You couldn't fill the RV tank here so we had to go to duck creek campground (6 miles up the road) to fill our tanks.

Beautiful and well maintained campground.

Quiet and comfortable area. We liked this campground but doesn't work water pump. That's problem.

The over all cleanliness of the camp grounds as very nice. The restrooms were always clean and stocked up with toilet paper. My family and I were very happy with our stay.

Great camp site, very clean and peaceful, good location. But unfortunately no dump station or water any where close by, you have to drive to another town to get water for your rv or to dump. Other than that the place is highly recommended.

Water didn't work on the leg we were on, bathrooms were closed, portable potties put in place were cleaned once in 7 days and were beyond disgusting. The store at Navajo lake was closed due to what we were told was a forest service induced closure. I doubt anyone reads this, but we will be looking for a new place to camp. I've been coming to te-ah for several years, and this was the worst I've ever seen it.