Akers Groupsite Campground

Will not go here again. The facilities were run down. You can tell they don’t put any money back into the campground. We made our reservations a month ahead when we got there. Their card reader was down so it was cash only and they didn’t tell us until we arrived, and they had no transport to the river for our float. Definitely not going there again.

Floated from Akers to Pulltite after the Labor Day. River was still passable with little dragging in tandem kayak. This summer has been quite dry. Had a great float! Rented Josh's Cabin and would again if small group (3-5). Not a five star cabin, however, inexpensive and only 2 miles from river access. Beds were comfy, shower was new and stove as well. Here are suggestions to take: fan. Air works but to dry your wet things or cool place down on arrival. Take your own cooking pans etc. We got along with an electric skillet because you can cook most anything in one. Grill is solid but may be difficult for burgers. Trash bags. A bit of foil will work in oven if no baking sheet. Toaster would have been good, or the fireside type. Of course, your own towels. You may prefer your own bedding, or

We go to camp site #4 every year we have a big group and we just love it there we float Saturday and Kayak/ raft Sunday it’s so wonderful and we love seeing the horse riders come past our camp Just an all around beautiful place

Fun place , felt very safe !!

Convenient, easy to access, nice restrooms, running water, next to the river. What more could you ask for?