Garey Lake State Forest Campground

Campsite is well taken care of. Some of the sites are close together, would be great for groups. Good lake access. I saw a bunch of people fishing (not so much with the catching). Pump does work, it just takes a bit to get going. You can hear the road from the campsites.

Pretty nice campground that's rarely used. Has 12 total sites that are pretty spaced apart (a couple are close enough in the field that you can double up the sites and got a bunch of tents on it. $15 a night and chances are you'll be the only one here unless it's a Fri or sat.

Great place to have a large family camping weekend. Kids,dogs and horses all welcome. One drawback, since lumbering has started the trail from horse camp down to lower campground and lake has become almost impassable. Horse trail to same not much better. All in all had a great weekend.

We camped here as a school group after Labor Day weekend. This was the most wide-open area. Other sites were more covered with trees. The lake is easily accessible.

We loved our campsite here! It was tucked back behind some bushes and a trio of trees, which helped to shield it from the rain, hail, and high winds we had on our trip. The campground was clean and quiet, and the restrooms were well kept up - one outhouse for men and one for women, so there was less traffic to each than some of the other state campgrounds we've been at. While the nat'l park campgrounds near by were filled, Garey Lake only had a few campers in it, even though it was the weekend. We'll definitely keep this campground in mind when we camp in this area again.