Even though you are quite close to HWY 40, the noise is not such an issue. We arrived around 4pm on Friday and we practically had the place to ourselves - BUT most spots were full by later in the evening. We chose spot 16, which was a few sites in on the first loop - it backed up to a sort of "forest island" separating it fro... more

Came in late Saturday afternoon and weren’t sure if we would find anything. Found this fabulous spot that’s almost level, has a great view of openness and so relaxing. Love the wind in the pines. Can hear a little noise from the highway but we just pretend it’s the wind. Wish we could stay longer but have to get home. We were in a... more

We arrived at the campground mid week in mid June. The gate was open, but it didn't seem quite ready for guests - there were no pay envelopes, and when we checked at the camp host site, it turned out the occupants had just selected that site to park in - they weren't camp hosts. We detached our toad and drove around to find a site. Eve... more

Looked at Rabbit ears West and the spot I was looking for was taken. We went across the road to see what we would find in this CG and were pleasantly surprised. Lots of trees good level spots even for my rig, watch those trees. Table, fire pit and trash bins at entrance.

We arrived on Thursday before Labor Day weekend and had our choice of sites. We chose the recently re-opened loop 1-14 because it was a little farther from the highway. The noise from the highway is pervasive, although it is duller on that side of the campground. Most sites are partially shaded by tall firs, even though they have cut ... more

Another great option if you feel you need to stay in an established campground in an area full of free camping spots. Meadow Campground, unlike Dumont Campground nearby and ironically, is nestled in a bunch of trees. Large rigs may have a hard time finding a spot (but there are some) which gives this campground a more of a feel of tent... more