Silver Creek is world-renowned as a truly classic American fly fishing stream. The deep, fast flowing water passes with barely a riffle, affording wary trout every opportunity to make that you're trying to get one over on them and resist the urge... Read more

A great, large, level site at the bottom of an old ski run. The road up is pretty bad in general so my suggestion would be to not attempt it without a high-clearance vehicle and plenty under the hood, especially if you're towing anything. No... Read more

Dusty. There are dudes riding those little dune buggies all over the place which doesn't help. The setting of the campsite is charmless. The road up to this charmless campsite is a literal goat path which in my humble opinion should not be... Read more

There's a little turnaround with a manky looking vault toilet, but the road that leads out onto Long Point continues out of the back of this area. Pretty hard to miss. I arrived in the late afternoon on a weekday in October and I had my choice... Read more

Literally every site is lakefront. There must be 20 campsites with iron fire rings, which I take to be an official designation. There is a vault toilet though I have not checked it out. Easy to find. Loads of space for rigs large and small. These... Read more

Backed my pickup right up to the hookups and filled my water bottles with some of that clean municipal water and had a good night's sleep in quiet, safe-feeling surroundings. There is definitely noise from the train tracks but that's the west... Read more

Basic camping without much organization. It's nice to be able to go down and see the falls of the Potato River in the morning or of an evening after dinner, but IMHO the best thing about this campsite is the fact that it is free. Vault toilet... Read more

There's a vault toilet that's clean & stocked with toilet paper. There's a sign on the door reminding you to close it to keep mice & rattlesnakes out to word to the wise: check all sides of the toilet stool before copping a squat. You don't want... Read more

You can park close to the woods (full of bugs), the bog (full of bugs, created by the loud & proximate road), or the privy (with its own obvious drawbacks), so pick one. Most sites have fire rings. Some sites have picnic tables. Most sites have a... Read more