Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground

I hiked the Mt. Misery trail (white) the trail was marked very well. You do need to pay attention at intersections as turns are easy to miss. Trail is mostly sand. Trail is well shaded. There is a bathroom at the trailhead beginning at pakim pond. There are also picnic tables and grills at the pond. The trail is an easy walk with no real inclines.

Love this campground! Nice staff, well kept, and quiet.

Nice little area not too far from Mount Holly, JBMDL, and numerous other small cities/towns. Shelter's are nice and rustic. No electricity (shelters). Bathroom/Showers are clean and maintained well. Huge amount of trails in the area.

The people who manage the park could not be better. They keep the park flawless but there are too many ticks. Which isnt their fault. So I stay away in the summer. If you come here please respect the people working and visiting and the land. We are lucky to have what we have

The good: large sites, well spaced out except for some buddy tent sites, mostly quiet at night, they have a dump station. The bad: $25 a night (non-resident) plus $5 reservation fee is high considering no hook ups and almost no ranger presence. Also they lock the dump station, so you better have the code if you need to drop tanks on the way in. The ugly: Very little signage from main roads and Google will probably try to get you to take some narrow dirt side road instead of the main road.