Lakeshore Campground

This is a primitive campsite with fire rings, bear lockers, and picnic tables at every site. The loops and parking pads at the sites are in good repair, are paved and seem fairly level throughout the campground. Many sites have full shade, some have partial and some don’t have any shade. Campsite 11 easily accommodated our 35 foot fifth wheel, as would many others. Big Rigs are OK here. The Bad: The vault toilets stink to high heaven and no showers. Some water spigots have screw on bibs to fill your RV but most do not. Road noise from the I5 bridge a mile away goes All Night Long and can be heard for miles up and down the lake. The train runs along the campground boundry and will wake you several times a night. Last night we had 6 trains and at least 2 blaring their horns. There is no lake

We have stopped here a few times on our way once to Disney land with 7 of our grandchildren. It was great for a break for the kids with the pool and all. And we have stopped here again on our way back home. To break up the drive home. Staff is very friendly and love it’s very pet friendly. It’s worth the stop. Good food at the restaurant. I recommend it. Rather stay here than a truck stop. Like I said we have been here before and will be back.

Sites are smallish and some are steep and short for RV's. The annoying situation here is the I5 bridge. All night long, every time a big truck drives over the bridge, there is a boom that echoes down the canyon to the camp. Light sleepers will be annoyed. Water at the site is not outfitted for a hose to fill an RV.

With the lake 100' below full level, these previously lake shore sites are perched high on an embankment. Pretty quiet place to stop despite the bridge noise in the distance.

Love this place....Ross u r 2 cool for school!😘