Reservations are not accepted here; I called the morning of the day of our planned arrival to check on site availability - no problem, we were told. Arriving about 1400, we checked in with the friendly MWR staff at the Game Check-in Station. Although assigned a site to make the computer happy, we were told to pick whatever site we liked - here we are on 34.

Date of Visit: Nov 2014

There are two half-circle loops of campsites. This is the smaller loop with sites 39-50. Sites are generally quite level, although the paved portion is rather short. There are no curbings, however, so you can back in as far as you like. The only issue I found was that the electrical boxes do not have breakers you can turn off before hooking/unhooking your cable; you have to plug in "hot".

Sites 9-17 on the left, 27-29 on the right.

Sites 17-20. The Camp Host is on site 18 where the white truck is parked.

Looking back at the campground from the Community Building we see sites 19-24.

The Community Building is just across the road from the campsites. It has a common room with a TV, sofas, and a book exchange. The laundry facilities are also located here with washers and dryers for $1.00 a load. Bathroom and showers facilities are here as well. Everything was very clean and showers nice and hot....although it took several minutes for the water to come up to temperature.

Amenities

50 sites with W/E(30)/S

$21 a night, $13 with Golden Age / Golden Access Pass

GPS coordinates: 38.09073 N, 77.33490 W