Campground #4

We stayed in sites 427 and 432 which are very private. The area is well treed but some sun gets thru for solar panels. The concrete pads were level overall and very deep to allow room for vehicles in front of trailers. There is quick access to the stream as well - only a couple of minutes. There is no direct water hookup at sites, but it is available as you drive in. The only downfall were the facilities. The bathrooms were very outdated and were not clean.

Nice little tent camping spot, clean bathrooms, beautiful springs.

Overall great experience no doubt. Wader rental fee is $12 must have a debit card and drivers license... fly rod rental is $10 for those who can't find that info. This is at the park store. Bring 'cash' for your trout tag $4. Fire wood is to expensive for little you get but no complaints really. $5 for a small bundle. Loop 4 shower house could use a a lot of attention but overall great for cold camping in a tent. Heated shower house and hot water was worth it. The fishing experience was a learning curve but ill be back for sure!! Bring a fly rod or your crappie rod and a minnow bucket!!! Zone 3 is great for minnows and zone 2 is great for roostertails. Have fun and good luck!!!

Bennett Springs State Park is one of the most beautiful and camper friendly anywhere in the US. Campground 4 is relatively level, wooded with lots of room between camp sites. Good gath and shower for a state park and well patrolled. We go 4 times a year. Its great.

Truly love the atmosphere at Campground 4. Sites have good space between them so campers are not on top of each other.

Very nice and wooded. Has electric but not water except via a hydrant. Paved pads are well spaced. Joe and Paula M. we're the best camp host ever!

The toilets in the women's bathroom at our campground were pretty gross during our stay, the hatchery is still under construction, trash bags sat by the dumpster, noisy neighbors up until 1am. Beautiful forest though.