Cadotte Lake Campground

A small but well run campground. 30% of the sites can be reserved by calling ahead of time. The rest are first come first serve. There is freshwater via hand pump wells. And there are outhouse places stragietly. Campsites are spaced far enough apart that you can't see your neighbor thru the trees and woods. Sites are spacious and easy to get in and out of. I would recommend any type of camping since I have tented there and taken my 5th wheel.

The campsites are ok. better for tenting. have a picnic table and fire ring. The outhouses are just that. But really what do you want when boondocking. The lake is pretty and the fishing fun. Good thing we brought everything we needed for a couple days because we didn't see anyplace to go to get anything we didn't have. A quiet campground, and isn't that what we wanted.

Great camp ground, worth the drive! Got lucky and it wasn't to crazy busy. There are walkways from the campgrounds to the lake and fishing is also great here.

Nice rustic camp with no hookups. A well is located in each loop for water. Fishing is good. There is a day use area with boat dock, picnic area and beach. The sites are large and private. The Hosts have taken good care of the grounds vault toilets are clean, and no litter was visible. Noise and Fire rules are enforced for the enjoyment and safety of all visitors. We had a wonderful time during our visit.

We had a great weekend at the Cadotte Lake Campground. The campsites and facilities at this National Forest campground are well maintained and clean. The vault toilets are exceptionally clean and were tended to every day we camped. Each campsite has a picnic table and fire ring and many have a direct path to the lake. There is a Forest Service maintained boat ramp with a dock as well as a clean roped off swim beach with picnic area. The onsite camp hosts were friendly and helpful. You can purchase local firewood for $6 a bundle.