Glen Campground

Site 3, roomy no privacy. No sun, wet. Close to group site which can be loud. Pit toilets were fine and there is TP. Essential workers during the government shutdown remove trash and resupply.

Probably need to explore it a bit more based on other reviews, but was disappointed with my camp site. I went with the family on an overnight backpacking excursion to Glen camp. I made reservations a few months prior and based on pictures etc. I thought it would be great. It's a 4-5 mile hike out from parking lot along a pretty fire road and trail. The trail was overgrown with poison oak/ivy and other grasses and bushes which didn't bother me, but did some others in my group. ||We arrived at Glen camp and it didn't look at all like the picture. The "meadow" was a bunch of 6 foot tall dead weeds. Unfortunately the pit toilets were really smelly and the camp itself was just so so. There wasn't anything really nice about it, so we only stayed one night instead of two. I would imagine the coa

Decent place to camp, potable water & bathrooms & trash cans. Campsites are pretty flat, some have shade, some don’t. I stayed at 006 which had plenty of shade. 4.5 mile hike in from bear valley visitor center, trail is obvious and site is easy to find. however, not much to see in the area, if you want a better view, I’d recommend the wildcat campsite.

Beautiful place to camp. Not too far from wildcat beach and Alamere falls. We stayed in site 7 which had shade all day. The vault toilets stink pretty bad during the day but are fine in the morning and evening. About 5.5 miles of mostly flat hiking from 5 brooks trailhead.

Stayed at #7 Sept-202. Good shadow and private space. 5-8 are best spots in the campground. Vault toilets are clean and potable water available