Scofield State Park

Beautiful view of lake, We stayed in site 9 Mads loop. The water was a stretch and the power was on the opposite side. Our picnic table was on the opposite side of our door. Alittle different but not a issue for us. Bath house was a no go for me. But also not a issue.

Very noisy! The lake is surrounded by a highway that runs to one of the largest coal mines in the country! Trucks run all day and most of the night. It’s a beautiful place and well maintained but big trucks were going in both directions in a steady stream by about 7 am. Got a bit quieter between midnight and 3am. The photos were taken at 8:38am and were only 2 of the 4 trucks going up to the mine in the space of one minute!

The facilities were nice. Enjoy the docks and felt the lake was pretty. It gets windy in the afternoon so be careful on the water.

It was 28°. It was definitely a cold one. Still may 19th, and we got snowed on. Self-serve kiosk was a nice touch. Caught a few fish. Clean, well run area.

Scofield State Park - Mountain View Campground offers a serene camping experience with some standout features. Site 69 boasts beautiful views and convenient access to a water pump, perfect for those who value scenic beauty and practicality. The reservoir is quiet with minimal traffic, making it a great spot for boaters and fishermen seeking tranquility. The clean bathrooms and the friendly, helpful attendees enhance the overall experience. However, there are a few drawbacks. Not every site is equipped with a picnic table, and the sites are quite close together, which might affect privacy. The lack of beach access requires a drive to find a suitable swimming spot, and the park is quite far from the nearest town. Additionally, firewood was not available for purchase within the park, due to