Peninsula Campground

Drove all the way out there.. only to find they charge a fee of $28.00 a night for off peak and $33.00 a night for peak camping. And it is dry camping. The guy at the gate was not polite and was not helpful. So we turned around and left. I would hardly pay $28.00 a night for a fully equipped campground, much less that much for a dry campground.

The campground is quite pleasant and the view of the lake is majestic. The facilities are good and clean and the campsites are well maintained. The only caution is that the drive down to the campground is difficult and really a one lane road. The curves are sharp and the hill is quite steep up and down. Take care if one is traveling in a large travel trailer

Best time to visit is off-season (before Memorial Day, late August/September). Summertime is party time and the boat crowd can be loud and party into the night. Strong ranger presence helps, but does get rowdy in prime season. Roads in can be a challenge for bigger rigs. Most sites have really good privacy and separation via trees/bush, but can be tight, not level, and have some low-hanging branches. Excellent lake access & trailheads right out of camping loops for easy day hikes. Fantastic place in non-peak.