County Road 122 Dispersed Camping

Beautiful area to stay a night. Archery range, water spigot and a couple spots for campfires. Lots of trees, birds sang to us in the morning. Very wet but gravel to maneuver on. Google maps tries to get you to turn into a field, keep going and turn on 708. Great cell reception on T-Mobile. We have a large 44’ toy hauler and had no trouble.

This is a very nice campsite right off 40. Beware that google maps takes you to a field! This is not the road. Lol go a little further on 11 and the road is to the right. There is a big fish and wildlife sign right beside the road. Follow Fawn acres Road to county road 122. It’s the first road on the right and has a archery center sign. Once on 122 the campsites are on each side of the road and are marked with blue paint on the trees. We stayed to the left because it had water. The pressure is great and we used it to fill our shower system. We have a 40 ft bus and pull a truck behind. We had no problems getting to the site. We did unhook to back in near the water. There was no one else there so the dogs got a little off leash time to chase a ball. No noise and super clean. We would definitely stay again!

We arrived on a Monday afternoon and stayed 1 night. There was no one else camping so we had it to ourselves. The camping areas are marked with blue on the trees. There is gravel for part of the pull outs which we were recommended to stay on by a local. We were told you can park at the two designated spots (marked with the blue trees) or in the main parking lot. Did not sound as if you are supposed to park by the lake.

The site was easy to get in and out of with a 44ft fifth wheel.

Free water on one side of the road and also down near the parking lot.

Came in the winter and no bugs, people, or noise to speak of.

T-mobile and verizon internet both worked great for working, streaming, and gaming.

Camped here two nights in January. It was below freezing at night but I was able to find level ground & wind protection from the cold north wind.

There are a couple of fire rings here & there is free fresh water that is working, even in January! It has a blue handle. Potable?

Had very fast AT&T internet & could stream TV easily as well via hotspot.

Loved the peace and quiet. May have seen 4-5 vehicles in 36 hours.

Avoid the bugs, camp in winter :)

We needed a place to work and rest while traveling across the country. This had great reviews and seemed like our kind of place. nope!

cons first:
TICKS! We had 3. Within 12 hours, and it was raining so we were rarely out,
Zero privacy, you better have a porta potty or a rig with on board. You can’t just step into the woods here.
mosquitos large enough to carry you away
Muddy
No fire ring, maybe 3 rocks for all sites to share
No really even nice to look at
Road noise all night
Kind of a run down trailer kind of neighborhood

Pros
Level
Easy access from I-40
Good internet service.

We cut our stay short and are headed out, ugh ticks!!!