Stayed July 9-14. Sites are large with space between campers. So quiet and peaceful. Lake can be busy on werkends I bet. We checked other campgrounds on both sides of the lake. This is by far our favorite. It is small with a very small beach access. Maybe that's why it is not as popular as the others. We prefer the quiet and less used. The water sites will fit most rigs and are well worth a reservation. We spent one night in 12 non-reserved and 4 nights in 11 reserved with lake access.

If you want a beach, the camp host will give you a parking permit for day use at Luby Bay Campground. There's is a lake trail that goes around this side of the lake.

Quick drive to the towns of Priest Lake and Coolin. Great coffee at Tyee Coffee Company.

Lots of Shade so not so good for our solar. No water. All dry camping. Nearest dump and water was 2 miles away at visitors area. Road is narrow driving through campground.

Quiet and very relaxing. The sites have plenty of room between and lots of trees to hang a hammock. Spend the extra $2 a night for one of the waterfront sites. The only problem is the very loud host golf cart.