Mokins Bay Campground

Great campground that feels very remote. We stayed for three days and our entire stay was very quiet. The facilities were clean and the camp host was friendly. Beware if you have a bee allergy, and keep an EpiPen on hand. They were everywhere in the campsite, but nobody got stung.

Although the campground is located at a very nice location on the east side of the lake there aren't a lot of spaces and they're fairly close together which is typical of most campgrounds. The prices for campgrounds these days have become prohibitive in my opinion I opted for boondocking and seek free camping these days which is almost as easy to find as campgrounds. I would say it's an okay campground though.

I love it it's a great real life camping experience and overall awesome place to be. Coming from the Marine Corps I felt at home with nature and felt spoiled by having a toilet. The care taker is full of i formation and no knowhow. If you're looking for an old fashioned campsite this is it.

Stayed here with some friends in June of 2023. We had no problems with bugs or a lack of cleanliness, as others had mentioned. Being quite far from any major road, and certainly off the beaten path, the sites were very quiet, and basic amenities like restrooms and clean water were provided. RV spots were available as well, but appeared to be rather small. Beach access is nonexistent, however. The water around the campground is marshy, and I can imagine it being a haven for mosquitoes in the right season. And the nearest store and good public lake access is probably a 20-ish minute drive, so make sure to come prepared! Overall, I'd give it a solid 7/10. It's a nice spot for a quiet night of camping, but not a whole lot else.

Jeff, the campground host, was thoroughly busy ramping up for the holiday, took time to fix our picnic table, and did a stellar job while we were there for 3 days. Thank God for the concessionaire that hired him, happy trails!