Currant Creek

Very nice big camp spots. Friendly camp hosts that were extremely helpful. Clean bathrooms

Very nice big camp spots. Friendly camp hosts that were extremely helpful. Clean bathrooms

Very nice big camp spots. Friendly camp hosts that were extremely helpful. Clean bathrooms

Very nice big camp spots. Friendly camp hosts that were extremely helpful. Clean bathrooms

We were in site D7, which is a double site with plenty of room for 2 vehicles, but really only room for one tent on level ground. We made it work by putting our smaller tent on a slight slope. There is an extra large picnic table and a charcoal grill thingy along with the fire pit. The site is pretty far from any other sites and right next to the trail down to the water and over to the dam. The only real negative to the site was the lack of morning shade. We were there in mid-June so it didn't bother us, but I could see it being a problem in July and August. There is a water spigot directly across the road and the bathroom is pretty close. However, that bathroom is near a high concentration of campsites that had a lot of kids so we used the one a few hundred feet up the road. It was much cleaner and less busy. I loved that this site was so close to the water and that there were no noisy ATVs driving around and no boats on the water when we were there. It was so peaceful. We didn't have great luck fishing from shore but had a lot of fun and did catch 2 trout and had them as appetizers for dinner. We bought one bundle of wood (4 pieces of wood) and a bag of ice from the campground host and it was $13 ($5 and $8, I can't remember which was which price). A bit pricey so make sure you're well stocked before you get up there.

We were in site D7, which is a double site with plenty of room for 2 vehicles, but really only room for one tent on level ground. We made it work by putting our smaller tent on a slight slope. There is an extra large picnic table and a charcoal grill thingy along with the fire pit. The site is pretty far from any other sites and right next to the trail down to the water and over to the dam. The only real negative to the site was the lack of morning shade. We were there in mid-June so it didn't bother us, but I could see it being a problem in July and August. There is a water spigot directly across the road and the bathroom is pretty close. However, that bathroom is near a high concentration of campsites that had a lot of kids so we used the one a few hundred feet up the road. It was much cleaner and less busy. I loved that this site was so close to the water and that there were no noisy ATVs driving around and no boats on the water when we were there. It was so peaceful. We didn't have great luck fishing from shore but had a lot of fun and did catch 2 trout and had them as appetizers for dinner. We bought one bundle of wood (4 pieces of wood) and a bag of ice from the campground host and it was $13 ($5 and $8, I can't remember which was which price). A bit pricey so make sure you're well stocked before you get up there.

We were in site D7, which is a double site with plenty of room for 2 vehicles, but really only room for one tent on level ground. We made it work by putting our smaller tent on a slight slope. There is an extra large picnic table and a charcoal grill thingy along with the fire pit. The site is pretty far from any other sites and right next to the trail down to the water and over to the dam. The only real negative to the site was the lack of morning shade. We were there in mid-June so it didn't bother us, but I could see it being a problem in July and August. There is a water spigot directly across the road and the bathroom is pretty close. However, that bathroom is near a high concentration of campsites that had a lot of kids so we used the one a few hundred feet up the road. It was much cleaner and less busy. I loved that this site was so close to the water and that there were no noisy ATVs driving around and no boats on the water when we were there. It was so peaceful. We didn't have great luck fishing from shore but had a lot of fun and did catch 2 trout and had them as appetizers for dinner. We bought one bundle of wood (4 pieces of wood) and a bag of ice from the campground host and it was $13 ($5 and $8, I can't remember which was which price). A bit pricey so make sure you're well stocked before you get up there.

We were in site D7, which is a double site with plenty of room for 2 vehicles, but really only room for one tent on level ground. We made it work by putting our smaller tent on a slight slope. There is an extra large picnic table and a charcoal grill thingy along with the fire pit. The site is pretty far from any other sites and right next to the trail down to the water and over to the dam. The only real negative to the site was the lack of morning shade. We were there in mid-June so it didn't bother us, but I could see it being a problem in July and August. There is a water spigot directly across the road and the bathroom is pretty close. However, that bathroom is near a high concentration of campsites that had a lot of kids so we used the one a few hundred feet up the road. It was much cleaner and less busy. I loved that this site was so close to the water and that there were no noisy ATVs driving around and no boats on the water when we were there. It was so peaceful. We didn't have great luck fishing from shore but had a lot of fun and did catch 2 trout and had them as appetizers for dinner. We bought one bundle of wood (4 pieces of wood) and a bag of ice from the campground host and it was $13 ($5 and $8, I can't remember which was which price). A bit pricey so make sure you're well stocked before you get up there.

Great stay at a beautiful location. We were only there one night, but loved the site. The nature walk was a bit more extra than I expected (nature walk just sounds more casual to me), but it was beautiful and I'd do it again.

Great stay at a beautiful location. We were only there one night, but loved the site. The nature walk was a bit more extra than I expected (nature walk just sounds more casual to me), but it was beautiful and I'd do it again.