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This is a little off the main part of the city. Been here a few times. Going back this season. Never packed always got a good spot.

Leveling was a bit of a challenge. Water/electric at site. They 6 sites. Easy on and off I22. The tractor trailers are behind the store. So we were not bothered by the noise. Sincerely on travel days we appreciate these easy spots and for overnight we expect a bit of noise. We sleep with a fan on or a sound machine so not a big deal. We would not hesitate to stay again. We have stayed at lives with full hookups at the same price. So it’s unfortunate to pay that when this one doesn’t have sewer at the site. Total of five rigs including us.

Despite the incredible views, open skies, and nice hikes, the infestation of flies makes this place unbearable for myself and my trustee dog. From the moment I pulled in, my truck was swarmed with hundreds of flies and immediately started to attack me and my bud. From there, once we found a site, leveled, unhitched, and prepared to enter our trailer, there was no stopping the swarm that seemed waiting for that door to swing open. Right on cue, like a marching order from General Washington himself crossing the Delaware River, the flies came rushing in. I’d like to say that some of this was satire and exaggeration, but alas it’s not. For Saddle Mountain Dispersed camping is not for everyone, and ultimately not for me. We will stay our two nights to recover from our long journey from Colorado and not fulfilling our 3-3-3 rule, but 2 days is being generous enough. To future adventurers that dare take on the flies, may you fare better success than me and my trustee companion.

Most campsite has trees in be between and not too close to each other. We like the privacy space between to our neighbors. One thing I don't like is our site is very short and I don't remember I see the 3 wood poles when I booked online. Good thing our van is only 21 feet. If your RV is longer than that, it will be too long for site 16. (See pictures) Many trees through out the park. But not many trails dogs can go on. On the map the trails allowing dogs look very confusing but trail heads and signs are well labeled. The bathroom and coin operated shower are very modern and clean. There is dish washing station by the shower. We will definitely return again.