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Drove through Cedar Breaks national monument to get here and the views were incredible. Campsite and bathrooms were clean. It did thunderstorm the afternoon I arrived so be prepared for rain in the summer. Overall a great place to stop.

Wonderful campground hosts, and a very well maintained campground. We were happy that the upper restrooms were working again. Had a great stay!
It would be very helpful to have more information on each space on recreation.gov.

Love the sites

nice site, nice campground close to the lake. water was off so bathrooms were closed and there was a portapotty

Camp host, very friendly. Beautiful area, great hiking trail along Navajo lake. Bald eagles nesting and flying along with Ospreys. Very close to Duck creek village, ice cave, mammoth cave, and Cascade falls. Loved it. Site clean, temperature crisp and wonderful. Site 039

The campsite was decent. One of the benches had a broken spot that ripped a pair of pants. The faucet in the bathroom needs to be fixed and has to be held with one hand because it is loose. The group site had plenty of space for tents and parking, but they were pretty particular about not letting more than four cars park even though there was space. Ten dollars per night for any extra vehicle and you have to park down in the lot. The camp hosts were nice, but definitely strict. Overall a decent experience, but did feel like we were being watched constantly. I might stay here again.

Beautiful campsite. Only downside was the flies! It was almost unbearable, made it hard to cook/eat. We loved the views, super close to trails and Navajo Lake.

Great location away from the crowds camping at Navajo lake.

Great

Huge Campsite. Able to fit my 10 person Ozark Tent. Two cars/trucks can fit the driveway. Near porta-potty and entrance/exit. Also near water Spigot.