Twin Lakes Campground

Excellent small campground for those who want peace and quiet. Campground was clean, very quiet, and the camp host (James) was Excellent. Beautiful small lakes and all the campsites were pretty secluded from the neighbor sites. I went in mid-Sept and was lucky not to have many mosquitos at all. Road to get there turns into loose gravel for about three miles before you enter the campground (campground road is paved), so motorcyclists on touring bikes should be aware. Vault toilets were probably the cleanest I've come across when camping. Had Verizon service in most of the campground, which was a pleasant surprise. Last note, watch for poison ivy, it's everywhere.

I would 200% recommend this campground for anyone and everyone. There are bathrooms close, no matter where you stay. Nice small campground off the beaten path. The lake is great. Kinda mucky bottom but it didn't deter my kids they swam for hours. They have aeration in the lake for the fish. Heard there was decent fishing but didn't do any fishing ourselves. Nice sized sites and didn't seem to be right on top of each other. Listened to the frogs all night long. Definitely bring thermacells or some sort of bug deterrent, the horse flies were pretty bad. My kids had a blast and we will be back many more times for sure! Also at the turn around there is a short little path to the second lake/pond. Was a gorgeous place to just take it all in and listen to the birds, frogs and fish.

Great campground for peace and quiet. Liked site 8...1 cell bar with at&t. Ha..Ha..

Twin Lakes Campground offers both reservable and first come, first served sites. The campground is clean, well maintained, and some sites provide direct access to the lake, making it a great choice for a relaxing outdoor stay.

This is a very nice rustic campground. Stayed 6/15/19-6/16/19. Cost: $15 per night. Half of the campsites are along the lake the other half on the other side of the campground road. All sites have a fire pit ring with a swivel camp grill, and a newer picnic table. Sites are separated adequately with trees for privacy. Some lakefront sites do not have direct access to the lake as there is a semi steep embankment, however there is a boat landing and a trail at the back side of the lake sites to a wood staircase (at the back of site #12). There are two latrine buildings that were very well cleaned, and a drinking water pump house with a bubbler and a spigot. Also a dumpster located at the entrance to the campground. During the two days we stayed we saw three people drive thru the campg