West Fork Campground

Great spot for primitive camping. Right next to the river, not far from other outdoor places. Campsites are pretty far from one another. $10 a night.

Great primitive camping. Sandy river access. Small falls is closest to spot #5 but can be heard from #1. All five are pretty large and spread apart.

It has multiple camp areas arround the car parking lot. A creek a few steps from each camping spot. Very nice come in mid October for full leaf bloom.

5 walk-in campsites on Overflow Creek. No water. Pit toilet (was nasty each time I was there). Sites are spacious - have picnic table, lantern hook, fire ring of some sort. No established tent pad - no issue with hanging hammocks. Nice paths down to creek - fair amount of fishing/tubing. Quiet - except the site to the far left - not a lot of privacy from the road as people passed by. People can pass thru your site to access their own, so if you want seclusion, keep that in mind. No cell service here. Be cautious walking down to the creek - have seen a copperhead or 2. Never had an issue with bears AT the campsite, but had an encounter with a mama & 2 cubs just past the bridge - close enough to encourage you put your good up at night to be safe. If you hike up the road (which has been closed for several years for "repair"), a lot of people fish there and there is an active family of river otters as well as a lot of dispersed camping - which is overgrown from lack of access. One last warning - I learned this the hard way. This creek flashes. I had been camping here for 3 nights - unaware of changing weather forecast. Thunder/rain started at 9pm, poured ALL NIGHT LONG. Creek had been ankle deep before sunset - at sunrise, the creek had risen incredibly - about 6ft from my tent - creek was well over my head.

Only visited when exploring Dispersed camping opportunities up further on Holcome Creek. I read others reviews and being one who hates liter and filth I have to say it was incredibly clean there right after Labor Day weekend. Sites are outstanding as they are spaced apart and offer privacy more so then other CGs. And most are on Overflow Creek. Pits were clean and well stocked. It was empty of campers and almost elected to stay even for 10 bucks. It was in real good shape first of Sept . We all are Public Land owners. Treat it like you want to show it off. Please.