Hagelstein Park

We almost didn't stay here because some of the people camping here seemed a bit sketchy. Most of the spots are parallel parking around a big loop, however there are a few back-in spots and we ended up in the one that backed up on (what we were told is) a fresh water spring.

We figured we'd stay the night and decide if we felt comfortable staying longer. The wildlife show out our back window was so spectacular it made up for the discomfort I felt walking through the campground.

My husband talked to one of the locals who comes here to fish and he said to make sure we lock everything up, he's had things stolen from his truck multiple times.

We saw a variety of birds including great egret and a green heron. We saw muskrats, a red duck and his girlfriend, a mama duck and her baby ducks and a water snake!

The noise from the highway and the train wasn't bad, but I was wearing earplugs.

During our stay some of the tenters got into a heated argument and got physical. I was happy to leave, and won't be returning.

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This is a small county park on the right side of Hwy 97 (opposite the lake) as you travel north from Klamath Falls. Our GPS said it was on the left so we drove past and realized too late. It is basically just a large flat space with a few trees and picnic tables around the edges. You are right off Hwy 97 so there is road noise but that isn't an issue for us. Easy access on and off Hwy 97.

Small County Park with 10 free camping sites ...most accessible with any length RV. Some sites good for tents or an RV. No facilities other than pit toilets, fire rings and picnic tables. Park has shade trees, a small pond and some grass. Across Hwy 97 and train tracks from Klamath Lake so I expect train noise tonight! Beats Walmart for a free overnight stop!