McGaffey Campground

We found this place by accident and fell in love with it immediately. Site 5 was our home for 4 nights. I highly recommend it for the view of the sunsets and open pasture where prairie dogs play. No camp host but a crazy cemetery right near the entrance. Give it walk through and check out the dates on the stones. $10 a night was well worth it. Boondocking all over which we did for a few nights on FR 191. Other roads available just look for them. Expect a brief shower every day. Longest one was 4 hours, but nice and light and no wind what so ever.

Sublime serenity and beautiful view! Quietest campground we’ve found on our cross country trip. We had the entire camp to ourselves for hours, then another couple came and stayed at the opposite end. No bothersome insects, but I was delighted to find small cicadas!! #cicadatourist Plenty of vault toilets scattered throughout the campground. Camp Host wasn’t there. Cougar and bear country, but we saw neither. Picnic bench, grill, and fire pit at each site. Some sites tucked into the woods, some have a view.

Such an amazing area with beautiful scenary, clean air and a hiking trail near by. Restrooms are decent and located throughout the camping area. So much wildlife to see when you take the time to look. Lake near or what's left of one around the corner. Roads are paved forbthe drive in but turn into dirt and you also share the roads with bug rigs hauling earth from here to there.

This was such a well constructed campsite, with 29 sites and plenty of space between them. I was expecting the restrooms to be absolutely fowl as most latrine style toilets are, but these are cleaner than most any regular public restroom.

Nice get away to enjoy some fresh air. Strawberry trail was beautiful. Trees broke the wind.