Pogie Point Campground

We spent one night here over the 4th of July holiday weekend, all the other campgrounds around the lake where full, but this place had plenty of openings. A lot of the tent camping spots in this campground are kinda small and don’t have a lot of flat area for a tent ⛺️. We found one that was next to a very large and loud party that liked to play music and yell most of the night. Other Thant he loud people it was a nice campground

We camped for 3 nights. We saw so much wildlife-- one of the only two populations of Tule Elk is just down the way, near Lake Pillsbury. They're HUGE (!!) & just gorgeous. There were also bear, coyote, fox, ravens, just to name a few. The campground itself-- the caretakers were quite attentive (not nosey), very, very nice and checked on us each day we were there. Their bathrooms (vault toilets) were the cleanest campground bathrooms we'd ever been in. The sites all varied in size. There is potable water, too. Not all Mendocino County campsites offer potable water. Totally worth the stay for the views, the sounds, the smells. Oh-- no cell phone service! All the rangers and caretakers that we came across who had "cell phones" had satellite phones. It's a wonderful place to bring your family to & to get away from all the hustle and bustle of today. A place where you can actually think.

My favorite place to camp for the past 25yrs. Activities galore, fishing, shooting range, boating , hiking ,4wheeling not to mention the scenery . Great place for the whole family.

Used to camp here with the family as a child, great place