McKinney Campground

We stayed 2 nights in site 111 overlooking the lake with a large wooden deck and fire ring. It was really lovely there. There is a beach area down by the lake that is a short walk down the road. The site spots are all concrete and ours was pretty level. I visited the bath house down the road and it was good, clean. It could use a few minor updates/repairs but overall it was fine. We used our RV showers though as it was chilly this past week here. We used our T Mobile Home Internet Router 5g for web and it was fine, great speeds and always connected.

We were in site 39 and it was so close to site 38 that we could hear every word in their conversations and they were not loud people. Trains going by at all hours of the day and night. Boats and jet skis nonstop on the lake. Sites are entirely too close together. It was packed the last week of September. Cell service was good with Verizon.

Camp host was super rude. I made a mistake with my reservation and instead of trying to help, he griped at me and acted like it was intentional. He was really a jerk! I will never come back here again!

We stayed in site #9 which was a very large back inside with a nice patio, picnic table, and railing. I expected it to be a little bit busier being that it was the middle of July, but it got very quiet and peaceful at night. Lots of deer walking through the vacant spaces which was nice to see. We took our 1.5 year old to the beaches, which were nice and sandy and accessible for her. The only thing I wish was different was that the bath houses had AC. Hard to clean up with a shower just to immediately start sweating again because it’s 95° outside and there is no AC. Also, it appears that there used to be laundry facilities, but that they no longer exist which is a bummer for us because we are full-time.

We had read lots of reviews first ! Our site was a level pull thru.... sites 149 and 150 looked level also. Other reviewers list other sites # that are also level. Beware, NOT all sites are....
We used the closest restroom but it did not have showers. **We would stay here again.... our price was 1/2 because of a Senior pass.... Federal yearly pass .... used to be called Golden Eagle or something like that.... total for 3 days $45.

This is a typical COE site. Sites are well spaced. This is off season so not many folks here. Chose a site carefully. Many with steep back downs and NARROW pads, many due to the decking required since there are on a steep hill. Then many driveways have broken or damaged edges of the road resulting in 12-18 inch drop offs. Your backing and leveling skills need to be top shelf!!! Nice place but be slow and careful. Lastly look up at the site or while walking. Tons of broken, hanging branches looking to fall on your rig or your head!!! Forest Service calls them “ widow makers”. OTA tv is good and visible and att phones were great. T-Mobile is our hotspot that was full bars. We would come back.