Steel Creek Group Campground

A nice campground if you're looking to rough it outside of the group campsite. There was a small firepit and plenty of cows and cow patties. A beautiful view and places for me to string my hammock. Only giving it four stars because of the ride in. Riding on a motorcycle coming from the east took about an hour to an hour and a half all on dirt roads. Would return if I had a different motorcycle or was in a car. Also, there wasn't much of a creek as it had dried up so we had to ask the friendly folks at the ground campground for some potable water.

It was a family reunion and the camping is awesome!!! Places for tents, great parking for campers!! It's a beautiful spot and secluded from other campers!! Just perfect!!

What a beautiful retreat in the woods. Easily as nice as Yellowstone, but without the people! Just a few miles west from the park, there are a whole slew of hidden gems out here in the woods, like mountain lakes and wildlife, and the cabins here are a trip into the past. Wonderful retreat spot.

Couldn't imagine a better place to be on a hot June day. The creek was running full and the wildflowers (I guess they're weeds, but my wife calls them flowers) were all in bloom. The Al Taylor cabin was either occupied or just locked up, so we didn't get up that far. The group campground itself was immaculate and in good repair. Several campers were further down the valley, just off the turnoff, in some wide, shaded campsites. I wish I had a week, some ATVs, and a cold drink.

I loved my experience at this campground. It is perfectly tucked out of the way and provides a private and cozy area to camp, cook hotdogs by the fire, and explore the beautiful scenery. And the rental fee is exceedingly cheap. There are food prep tables, two fire pits, plenty of picnic tables with benches, and even a water pump that provides fresh well water. There are also bear boxes to keep you and your food safe.