Beaver Dam Campground

Crossing the country. It’s was 95° on the hwy, so we wanted to plug in for A/C to sleep in. About 9 miles from the hwy. not crowded on a sat night. Quiet. Level sites with elec and water at some. Worth the $15 for sure. Don’t really know what the park looks like. We roll in at 8pm and roll out at 8 am. Dump station too.

We booked online because I wasn't sure how busy it would be. With the booking fee, it came out to a total of $29, even with the disabled vet pass so I wish we would of just payed when we got there. There was only 3 or 4 other campers the whole time we were there. Initially we had booked site 15, but upon arriving saw that it was re... more

We're full-timers who stayed here for 2 nights in early November. The standard nightly rate is $15, although seniors and disabled vets with the national park pass pay only $9.50. The sites are all back-in, with a generous long paved pad and a wide gravel space with large table and fire ring. Many of the sites are far from neighbor... more

This place was ok. My site was very large, although very exposed. Truck and trailer fit with plenty of room to spare but had to disconnect due to upward slope. Only a few sites here have views of the lake and half the ones that do are right on top of each other. Lots of micro-trash all over my site (cig butts, bottle caps, tissue, w... more

Beaver Dam Campground is located within the Caney Lakes Recreation Area in the Kisatchie National Forest. It consists of one loop containing 29 back-in sites with asphalt driveways. Nine of the 29 sites backup to the Upper Caney Lake. All of the sites have water and 50 amp power connections. There are no pull-thru sites. Flush toi... more