Lemolo #2 Forebay Forest Camp

Great little camp ground! Only 6 spots, so never crowded.

Stayed here in Sept 2023. Others say there are six spaces, but there are probably more, as there are lots of places you could park and pitch a tent. It just wouldn't have the picnic table and fire pit. Beautiful location, right on a small lake/reservoir. Clean. FREE! Only met one other family there, but they were very friendly and helpful. Concrete block building with pit toilet. Pets are definitely welcome, but please keep on a leash. The road to the lake looks like it would work for launching a fishing boat... but I didn't see anyone use it.

My bf has been camping here for years, but it was my first time. The campground is small, 6 spots I think, and was very quiet and the restroom was clean and stocked. The water was low and there was a lot of grass, but I dont go to fish. My bf got me to walk around the forebay with him under the guise of "there should be a trail", he meant game trail. It was very brushy with a lot of windfall and for someone like me it was quite an adveture. He does that for fun. My dog, who has never been camping, had such a good time stomping and running through the brush. I followed her quite a bit, she found the easier route. Anyway, I highly recommend checking out this site.

Water is unsafe for swimming or kayaking. The road is good until the last turn.

Super nice and quiet! This is by far the nicest free camp site I have ever visited. I stayed here overnight in my caper van. The site provides fire pits, picnic tables, and a restroom. I would definitly stay here again when visiting Umpqua national forest.