Maple Grove Campground

We love this campground! The sign says Maple Grove Campground. The approximately 12 sites (I didn't count) are much more spacious from most that you find these days. Each has a fire ring, a grill, a picnic table, and space for a good size tent or a camper. There are two vault toilets for the campground. The sites are strung along the lake, so for each site, the lake is right across the little road that is only used to reach the campsites. There are multiple turn in spots from the main dirt road, so the one between you and the lake is unlikely to see traffic. We bring a kayak and a canoe and have a great time! We went in June last year and there were no bugs. This year we went in August and saw a lot of hornets/wasps, but as a trade off, the fish were jumping. As you drive up to the camps

No running water. Make sure to bring your own water. Also plan on packing out your garbage. It is a good idea to bring in your own fire wood. Plenty of little sticks around for kindling but you will probably want some bigger stuff to keep the fire going.

We only made it as far as the boat put-in but took time to hike up to a cave. The three that ventured all the way to the top said it was awesome. The one that stopped halfway needs to get in better shape!

Nice campground next to the reservoir. A few things to be aware of: public restrooms are available, no trailer power or water hookups, no tent pads but sites have space to pitch at least one tent if not more, sites do have dedicated tables and fire pits, and most sites well shaded by trees.

One of my favorite places to relax. My only concern is the water in some of the pools are murky and mossy. Pools are cleaned in Wednesday, but I'm not sure they're always getting scrubbed and/or drained Besides that, there is so much to love about this place, location, activities, reservations that limit the number of people, ambiance is ideal, just love it!