We arrived mid afternoon from Tucson. The camp grounds were nearly empty. Found the National Scenic Continental Divide Trail about half mile south and took a short hike.

We arrived late afternoon and there were gusty winds. We're the only ones here so we picked a level spot. Lots of donkey tracks It has great vistas. The traffic coming from Las Vegas through Kingman was quite crazy. Must have been all the weekend... Read more

Arrived mid afternoon and stayed for 4 days. We parked in the boondocking area for free (4 day limit). Good walking trail available. When we arrived the full hookup sites ($30) were taken as were the pad sites with electric ($20). The electric... Read more

Arrived mid afternoon to a sunny campground. The river was in a valley with steep hills on both sides. Saw deer grazing on the slope across the river. The drawback was the early morning boat noise. Verizon has bad reception in the area even though... Read more

I agree with Joe's review about the potholes. It's a nice quiet campsite. We walked on the trail. Plenty of room for our 37 ft 5th wheel to turn around and park next to the lake.

Stayed two days, first night lots of campers, second night only one other camper there. Look for a campsite with a number greater than 17 for a great view of the river valley. Senior America the beautiful pass only $6.00

We stayed here several nights and enjoyed seeing the moose. No fish in the little lake. We did pick up a lot of litter. Even though it's back from the highway still heard trucks going passed.

We arrived at about 3:30 PM. It's early in the season and they had plenty of spots. They have 20 amp sites with a place to dump and fill water on your way in. It's quiet and Chicken is a fun place to walk around.

It's drain is 8" above grade so have to tip the hose while dumping. Filled with water from the spick on the side of the building.