Holiday Group Campground

It was my first time going there, but I think it’s a pretty nice campground. The restroom was small and a bit scary, but it looked surprisingly clean even though the government was shut down.

⸻ ★★★★☆ 4/5 Great overall experience at Holiday Group Campground. The site offers excellent shade and natural coverage, which kept things cool and private. While it’s fairly close to the road, the thick barrier of trees and foliage makes it feel secluded. The kids had a blast — there’s plenty of space and it felt very safe and private. Amenities are basic but appreciated: picnic tables, grills, trash bins, and bear boxes were all in place and well-maintained. Close enough to town (15min) where you can drive down if you forgot something - far enough where you’re surrounded by nature. The only downside was the lack of running water. For a campground this size, it’s a bit surprising it’s not piped in. That said, it wasn’t a dealbreaker. The nearby creek was a big hit with the kids and mad

It’s an awesome place for a party but prepare yourself for the black flies. Before you even get out of the car put on big spray. They are HORRIBLY ITCHY. But you won’t feel the itch until the next day. Our arms and legs were covered in welts. Fortunately they are only out in the day light hours.

Clean, fun place, with the right company! Plenty of space for people and activities, but not much else to do close by, (for a big group) so have plenty of activities to keep kids and others entertained. The tables are a bit worn, but serviceable, and they have a restroom, although no water.

Amazing spot but lots of bugs. Look out for poison oak.