8.5 miles from highway, paved the whole way, (watch for potholes), paved loop and some paved back-in sites next to the small lake, large private sites with large pines, picnic table & fire ring, a couple of large pullthru's ... no drinking water... Read more

This small campground below Hart Mtn Antelope Preserve was perfect for one night. 9 sites w/ picnic table and iron fire pit, clean newer potty, and a pavilion with tables, water spigot. There was a host. Smooth gravel road. No trees, no... Read more

There are a few sites with large bushy junipers for privacy. The road is gravel and excellent. The 1st 100 yards has 2 sites sort of tacky. I went .3 miles to a large open area, good turnaround for large rigs. I went back to a side... Read more

There was good dispersed camping just before the campground and better shade options, so I stayed in the dispersed near the river. Nice!

Very nice! A short, slightly washboarded entry road gets you to this free campground that has great sites along the lake, 3 newer vault toilets at each segment of pullouts, and can accommodate any size rig with tow. The birding was great for a... Read more

I stayed 3 days, a park pass costs $5 and covered all 3 nights. No signs to guide you to where to camp-- but I saw people camped in front of the visitor center, along sandy pullouts (where I was) and at the nice new East End sites (keep going... Read more