Greenhorn Campground

The lady at the gate was REALLY nice. Their website is TERRIBLE, outdated, and why is it a bright yellow font?? Couldn't back the camper in as the road was lined with boat trailers. The quiet hours from 10pm-8am, the 10pm was loose, but man, I really wanted to start the generator earlier than 8. Showers were nice! Bathrooms are really pretty good. Be careful when pulling a camper. There's a tree that hangs just over the corner, and it ripped our entire canopy and damaged the whole corner of the camper.

I will not be returning to camp side. Too dry. Our camp side was on a hill. No flat area to set our tents or tables.

We have been camping here for years, we book the lake front sites and enjoy having showers and flush-able toilets nearby for our tent campers in the family. Tom, the camp host does a wonderful job keeping everyone up to date on current lake levels and is very helpful with questions. If you are looking for a more quiet camp experience I would suggest booking sites farther away from the marina store, as they have huge campfire movie night and live music occasionally on the weekends. Personally I like being close to the fun... :) We camp several times throughout the summer months and are grateful to have this place so close to home.

Very, very gorgeous lake and surrounding terrain. Huge trees surrounding the other side of the lake, while semi barren lands on the side of the campground so you have space to pitch a tent or have an rv parked. Fire circle, standing fire grill, and picnic bench at every camp ground. We camped at rocky point #2 and had our own entrence to the lake along with pretty decent isolation from the rest of the campers. Only gave it 4 stars because the other campers were very, very loud playing music which they stopped by 9:30, but definitely don’t come here if you want peace and quiet. (We came on a Thursday) also, around $50 for one nights stay for the bare minimum of a camp site is pretty pricey for me. But overall, very nice campsite, lake to swim in, and view.

Beautiful lakeside campground with many spots for camping. We made the mistake of driving up on Memorial Day weekend without a reservation, but the incredibly nice campsite hostess squeezed us into spot "Pine and Three Quarters". The site is dog friendly and there is a local malamute that roams this campsite and the other nearby site. He is great and everyone seems to love being visited by him. There is easy access to the lake as a short walk to the shore where you can swim and kayak. There is a large general store on site. Definitely recommended.