Little Bear Campground

Once off interstate, the directional signs are confusing. You can actually get there either through the abandoned gas station or via a mobile home park. We called earlier on the day of our arrival and got voice mail. The message said to contact the host in site 6 for assistance. We left a message but no one returned the call. When we arrived, the office was closed and no one was home at site 6. There was no map indicating available sites. There was, however, a notice on the door regarding water quality – apparently some issues with copper/iron. We didn't use the water. There were only a couple sites we could fit in so we just picked one. About an hour and a half later there was a knock on the door, and we were told we had to move as this site was assigned to someone else. What??? We were only there one night, and yes they made us move. Bad bad customer service. The least they could have done was to offer a discount or free night due to their negligence. Ugh. This is not an attractive campground. The sites used to be gravel but are mostly overrun by grass now. They are lumpy and unlevel. The sites are very close together with some at very weird angles. It appears to be mostly long term or seasonal. The WII FI worked well but would drop you after a short period. Not sure about satellite as we didn't try but there is maybe a 50/50 chance due to trees. The campground is near the highway behind a motel but you can hear traffic. Verizon was 4g 3 bars. Electric worked fine even though the connections looked questionable. We would not stay here again.