Queen Bee Campground

Didn't seem like anybody had been here recently but looks like people used to come here for shooting so be cautious because it is very secluded. There is a lot of wildlife and a faucet from a spring for water. The view if you climb up from the site is beautiful! Definitely don't try to reach this site unless you have a vehicle with good clearance off the ground because the dirt road there has very deep ruts. There is a flat shady spot just above the site along the dirt road that is better for pitching a tent. It does get windy during the day here so I wouldn't suggest a campfire and opt for stargazing instead.

Very basic campground. I past by here yesterday on my way into the Machesna Wilderness to hike. I didn't see anyone there on a Sunday morning, so it's not exactly a popular site, which is a good thing. I didn't see any flowing water. Just two stars because I'm much more inclined to go backpacking than car camp, so I wouldn't use it. But, the road up to that point is in great shape and 4×4 isn't needed unless you continue up the road to Pine Mountain. Small trailers would fit.

Very primitive camp site. There's good ground for tent set up no fire pits . There is spring about three hundred yards away with water still flowing.a lot of off road traffic thru the camp site.

Arrived at the sight 9/4/16 there is a fire ring hear but nothing else. This may have been a campground at some time in the past but it now seems to be a single camping sight perhaps for locals. No signs posted other than a road nothing indicating that you can camp there. No bathrooms of any kind.

It's a bit hard to find but once you find it its very quiet.