Red Bluff Campground

Recently camped here in the Pines Overlook loop and the sites had plenty of shade for tent camping, no electric but that's ok with me. Very very beautiful view, and was sparsely populated even on a Saturday night. I think most people were at the Creek loop which I did not even know existed until I got turned around when leaving. Very much appreciated the solitude, and the hosts did come by once or twice daily to make sure things were well. I did not have any issues or even notice any mosquitoes, nor ticks, no fleas or chiggers or anything unpleasant bug-related. The lack of a 5th star is because of the cleanliness of the shower house/ bathrooms (not necessarily the vault toilets because you can only do so much and they were cleaner than most). The showers really need a good cleaning, so gl

Long family history/tradition at this beautiful spot. The swimming area is clean and gorgeous...and rarely over populated. Recently I've been heading down to swim since my pool is closed and it has been amazing seeing and talking with other families that have also been coming here for decades. Several generations. This is a gorgeous and peaceful place. Just an hour and forty minutes from St. Louis. Worth the drive even for a brief day trip, and nice to camp at too.

Best place for camping! Beautiful campsites. Some spaced out for a little bit of privacy and some gathered together if you prefer a busier space. Yard hydrants to wash off at, no showers available. A handful of electric sites. Most campsites are super close to the water and have a beautiful view. Huzzah creek this far down is mostly shallow (knee deep) with one or two deeper spots to swim at. Definitely reserve a space before you go if you go on the weekends.

We reserved our site through recreation.gov but upon arrival we did not see any sign that we reserved our site. So, we made up our own sign and hung on campground number post. Tried to find campground host but could not find him/her. Very poor service. No trash collection, sites are not that great, vault toilet only. However there is a creek beside the campground where we took our shower. Sign at campground almost not present, lots of bugs, no lights. Definitely not coming back to this campground, if we do we will not reserve our site in advance.

It's a US Forest Service operated campground, it isn't a KOA or some Lodge. It gets flooded out frequently and is a very old location used for about 80 years? It has nothing to do with pristine facilities, where you go potty or about someone other leaving garbage behind it's about the land, what's here, what's happened, how beautiful it is and all the enjoyment available having such a place set aside like this means?