West Eagle Group Campground

This spot is huge. Lots of room for a big group and so much room for kids to play. There's a great view of the lake and plenty of room for people in your group to spread out. The bathrooms were really clean and they have running water.

Overall, both of the group campgrounds are good. One 75 people, and right next to it another 100 people. Something to note: - great paved pathway between different camp sites and even parks. - no shelter(s) at the group camp - lake level is way down, and it looks like it hasn't been to the original water levels for years. Water access is not really swim-able at the group camp sides. Too shallow, muddy, grassy, etc. At the boat docking station, it doesn't say that you can't swim, but the lady at the store gave a warning that we can't swim there either(~6ft deep at most). I would say this is the biggest downside for me thus a 4-star - walked by the water near the boat dock one evening and saw 6 snakes(not dangerous to humans, but they swim and can be scary) - lots of small fish by the boat ramp, means that it's great for fishers w/ the boat - be ready for the temperature change even in the summer months(july). Day: 90°+F, coldest night: 42°F(I was in the tent, didn't expect that low). Elevation over 5000+ft

Well, I have always camped at the same place (Memorial Park in LaHonda) for YEARS. I finally looked around near me during this Covid BS and found this place. Pretty cool...JUST TOO FAR TO GET TO. The last negative I have for this place is the campsites were not too private. Very open. I think they cut off all branches from ALL the treed there due to the fires. Other than that it was good.

It is for those who appreciate a silent forest and a remote mountain atmosphere. The host is a nice man. It is a great place for a retreat and meditation.

The showers are expensive, the washers and dryers are small enough for a Barbie dream house, there are billions of mosquitoes here. One night and we are looking for another campground already