OTTER LAKE CAMPGROUND

I've stayed here twice, a total of 7 days. Loved it. It's a smaller campground in a fairly remote, secluded setting but still a reasonably quick drive to a town with all the amenities. It's clean, professionally managed. The lake looks a bit above what you'd call small for the region, but if you canoe/kayak to the right of the campground, there's a channel that goes into a much larger part of the lake. Lot's to explore and a great kayak or canoe lake.

Great little county forest campground. No electric, pit toilets. Half the sites are tent only, the other half you can get a pop up or moderate sized camper/RV into. Not really for large RV's or Trailers. Most of the lake sites have road parking with a walk down to the tent pad, which is closer to the lake. Pretty nice for primitive sites. 5 or so of the sites are pretty close to each other. They feel like one larger site than 4-5 separate sites. (could be good for a small group.) Lake is nice and small. Perfect for kayaking and fishing. No motors allowed on lake. Swim area is clean. Only reason I have 4 stars is that this has a reputation (from other campers we spoke to,) to be a place for the local "kids," to come and party on weekends. There was a group here that partied t

Super busy whenever we camped in late July, but overall nice secluded woods if you can manage a spot away from others. Definitely bring bug spray, mosquitos are terrible.

Amazing!!!! This was my first kayaking tripand I was kind of scared but once I hit the water it was amazing except for when I tipped the kayak

Beautiful trail around the lake. Beach is the same as it was in the 70's. Yes, that's good. Camping is still only $20.00/night. No water or electric, but still has an old hand-pump spigot. Endless small panfish from shore for all of the kids and kids at heart.