Great winter camping spot. Only the first loop of campsites were available during the winter season, we only shared the campgrounds with two other vehicles. Separate dump station, water and water spigots available otherwise this is dry camping... Read more

We needed water badly to fill our RV and found Skyline had electric and water hookups for $32 a night. With such a mixed bag of reviews we decided to give it a chance and stay here. We were told we could choose any site we wanted as long as our... Read more

What a surprise! This campground had no reviews but we had no choice in stopping here for the night and we are so glad we did. There are a few dry camping loops at the bottom of the park along the lake, these were only OK at $22 a night. Sites... Read more

Unfortunately, we couldn't stay the night at Fleming Meadow Campground because we had dogs. We did park and have a look around though and this would have been a five star campground should we have been able to stay. (If you are in the same... Read more

The only reason why I didn't give this campsite a 5 was because they are doing works just up the river from the campground which ends the main walking trail. From memory, they should be finished in April 2018. We initially drove up to Navajo... Read more

Our review is based on the fact that we prefer state parks and remote campgrounds but needed wifi to do some work. We stayed in a standard site and it was so INCREDIBLY LOUD next to the highway from trucks using their engine brakes down the... Read more

Beautiful campground! Well looked after, no rubbish. Flat and well spaced sites but beware of the dip between the road and site, there were many scratches from people backing in and scraping the undercarriage of their rig. Vault toilets, no... Read more

We have a 22ft RV and started driving the dirt road up to Oak Grove Campground. We didn't make it far before the road became really rough (water and food flying everywhere waaahhhh). Lucky there is dispersed camping alongside the road! We pulled... Read more

Great spot to dry camp outside of Las Vegas. Drive along Corn Creek Road and pass the visitor centre to your left. Alamo Road is a gravel road and is just after the centre, it T-intersects at the top. After talking to the local ranger, there... Read more

This is a drive in, pick your spot then pay at the self-pay station at the front. $30 for the full hookup sites and $15 for dry tent camping. There is a dump station in the back of the park at $10 for non-campers. Flat sites, didn't use the... Read more