Arrowhead Park Campground

This was a lovely location with 30 amp hookups. I have a starlink and had no trouble connecting it to the internet. Cell service seemed good. There is a small town nearby with two bars, three restaurants and a small grocery store. The site was easy to park in. They have both back in and pull throughs and if you are primitive camping they have many beautiful sites by the water.

All FCFS sites; no reservations. Arrived midday on a Saturday at the end of July and there were still two sites available. By Sunday afternoon, most sites were empty. Campground has four loops, all are generally level sites. Lake is not meant for swimming; solid non-power boats only; no inflatables, no SUPs. Probably the best bathhouse I’ve ever seen; clean large, individual rooms; each w/ tall & short shower heads, sink w/ mirror, toilet, and a bench seat. Should be five stars, but lake quality dropped it by one star. Would definitely stay here again!

I've only camped here once but it was for 10 days so I got a good feel of the place. It is well taken care of and the staff is responsive to issues. It gets a little loud on the weekends. On the two weekends I was here I noticed a lot of large groups that played music and had barking dogs and had no problems shouting to each other at 11pm. :-(

But overall I had a great experience at this park. There are 4 campgrounds. Campground 3 is the most modern and is near the showers and flush toilets. The other campgrounds all have pit toilets. There is at least one water spigot at each campground. The water is cold and tastes fine.

I spent most of my stay in campground 1. I found this to be the quietest due to the layout (it's not great for large groups). It's also the most windy. (Campground 2 is much more protected from the wind). I also got the best cell signals in campground 1. I had decent speeds from Verizon, ATT and T-mobile. Verizon was the fastest. The park has wifi but I could only pick it up here occasionally. Campground 1 is the only one with pull through sites.

The shower house is about a .8 mile walk along the main road from campground 1 or 2. The shower house is very nice, there are 6 private rooms each with a sink, shower, and toilet. They were always clean when I went in there. There are a lot of hiking trails that connect the campgrounds and picnic areas. Some of these are very steep and are a good workout.

I think the best spots in the park are 7-10. They are in campground 1, but not on the main loop. They are on a spur off the main loop, and the sites are larger and more private. Great views too, of the rolling hills. But it can get windy here. I can hear some faint road noise from the interstate from campground 1. I did not hear this at the other campgrounds.

The lake is well manicured and I saw a lot of people fishing. You can rent canoes from the park office.

During my stay at the park I saw deer, a raccoon, some kind of beaver or muskrat thing, turtles, rabbits, squirrels, and a tom cat.

We got in about 9p with a few spots left on a Saturday night. Registered and paid $20 for the night. Very quiet. Electric, pit toilets and trash bins. There was some rain earlier so the spot was muddy and not quite level. However nothing the travel trailer or Toyota Sequoia couldn’t handle. Tons of bunnies. Would stop again if driving through.