Sugarloaf Lake Campground

I wasn't sure at first, but it turned out to be a really nice camping experience. Nice sized campsites. We had a great spot overlooking the lake. My girlfriend was able to utilize her kayak every day, so that made her happy. We went during a non holiday week (end), so the park was nice and quiet with very few other campers (people). We camped on a Sunday through Friday. The park started filling up Thursday night, so I think we made the right decision to leave the next day. The park has decent shower and toilet amenities. I have my own toilet, so I didn't use theirs. The shower was nice and refreshing.

Been camping here for years. Nice campground within an hour of my house. Wish the Rangers would enforce camping etiquette, according to them they're not allowed to tell campers to not walk through other occupied sites. 🤷‍♀️

Small campsites but nice campground. Clean facilities. Small lakeshore beach nearby. A playground for younger kids. Eddy discovery center and nature trails on 10-15 minutes drive. It is an enjoyable experience

My daughter and I camped here for 2 nights. We only had a tent. The first night, we were woken up at 3am to raccoons lifting our heavy cooler lid and helping themselves to food. They got very close to our tent and didn’t seem too scared. I understand animals are a thing and we definitely put the cooler in my car the 2nd night. But, the next day, there was litter everywhere from the packaging the raccoons ripped open and I threw it in the fire pit to burn later that day. I got a note from the park telling us not to litter….which I explained to them it was the raccoons and there was no way for me to pick up every piece they took off with. Needless to say, they were aware of the raccoon issues so therefore I feel like there should be a little warning to campers like, hey just make sure you take even your heavy coolers inside (we had no camper to put it in) because the raccoons are very brave lol. The park was beautiful and very very quiet. We got the site right next to the playground so my daughter could play. The beach was nice but the lake also has water snakes that they don’t tell you about and kids scream there’s snakes in the lake. The road back there is the worst road I’ve ever driven on. Seriously like 10 minutes of gravel, dirt and severely potholed roads. Overall it’s nice but could use some heads up from the staff.

Great place for a family weekend camping... More than a weekend if I could. Place has ice and water from 1 pm onwards at the camp office. All cleaning amenities for campers and RV. A small lake next to a play ground for little kids and GaGa ball, etc. Toilets and showers are reasonably clean and not crowded even though the camp was almost at capacity this weekend. Site has access to a mile long trekking loop and another much longer one. The view of the stars at night are breathtaking.