County Road 4847 Dispersed Camping

The 5 sites are located at the end of a subdivision, almost a pensisula. Fresh water surrounds you and the area is peaceful. Road is paved so had no issues getting in with a sedan, or getting out after a rainy night. Trash bins are provided. I didn’t use the bathroom facilities, but they’re there and it looked like they were closed and replaced with porta johns for the time being. Overall, a great place to overnight and be close to nature but not too far to hop back on the road.

5 primitive campsites on a quiet peninsula behind a small neighborhood. It feels cozy as the sites are nicely spaced. Plenty of room for everyone. During the day there are fishers going out on the water, but the people are friendly. I would recommend this for anyone boondocking. We are told the fish are anywhere from large bass to 60lbs carp. Although we weren't able to fish. We will be staying here again when we pass back through.

Beautiful lake and scenery. The road is a bit bumpy, but nothing extreme. The ground was dry so we had no trouble getting to our campsite, but rain may cause trouble. The road to the area is paved, but not to the sites. The area is very well kept, two porta pots, and trash is taken care of often. Just be aware the locals use this spot for fishing. Three fishermen came as we were setting up and stayed through the night. They were quite loud, but stayed to themselves. Their dog was friendly, but off leash.

I really liked it here. The spots are just outside of a neighborhood. It is very quiet. I’ve been here a few days and only had 4 people/cars come through. Sites are primitive. All of them are near the waters edge. Most have tables and bbq grills and ith trash cans. On my first drive through I was surprised. There wasn’t a lot of trash on the ground. Access is through a narrow road inside of a neighborhood. Really only one lane. I drive a 3/4 ton. I took up the whole road. Sites seem to be taken care of fairly well, or they are not used much.