Fort Tuthill Campground

Lovely campground surrounded by many tall Ponderosa pine trees. I felt close to nature and the camp host was really friendly. I took 1 star off because they didn’t have electrical hook up. Most of the sites are dry/primitive, there are limited sites with water and sewer hookups. Many cute squirrels roaming around, and the location was far enough from the freeway, but still very accessible to it. W... Lovely campground surrounded by many tall Ponderosa pine trees. I felt close to nature and the camp host was really friendly. I took 1 star off because they didn’t have electrical hook up. Most of the sites are dry/primitive, there are limited sites with water and sewer hookups. Many cute squirrels roaming around, and the location was far enough from the freeway, but still very accessible to it. Will return again.

Lovely campground surrounded by many tall Ponderosa pine trees. I felt close to nature and the camp host was really friendly. I took 1 star off because they didn’t have electrical hook up. Most of the sites are dry/primitive, there are limited sites with water and sewer hookups. Many cute squirrels roaming around, and the location was far enough from the freeway, but still very accessible to it. W... Lovely campground surrounded by many tall Ponderosa pine trees. I felt close to nature and the camp host was really friendly. I took 1 star off because they didn’t have electrical hook up. Most of the sites are dry/primitive, there are limited sites with water and sewer hookups. Many cute squirrels roaming around, and the location was far enough from the freeway, but still very accessible to it. Will return again.

This is one of the beautiful campgrounds you can stay at. Trees aplenty for hammocks. I’m gonna detail what MIGHT be a turnoff to other campers but I’m laid back and enjoyed my stay. If you’re tent camping and enjoy nature sounds, this may not be the place for you. The sites are pretty close together and while they have some rules about “amplified sounds” there were some dubstep enthusiasts who u... This is one of the beautiful campgrounds you can stay at. Trees aplenty for hammocks. I’m gonna detail what MIGHT be a turnoff to other campers but I’m laid back and enjoyed my stay. If you’re tent camping and enjoy nature sounds, this may not be the place for you. The sites are pretty close together and while they have some rules about “amplified sounds” there were some dubstep enthusiasts who used a few JBL type speakers on and off during the day and there as also a guy cooking with what looked to be a blowtorch and sounded like a high powered fan. There is also an “extreme obstacle ropes course” which consists of a powered zip line that runs right through the camp and makes a decent amount of noise. Bathrooms are porta potties. When I arrived they were under a fire ban meaning only propane grills which worked for us. Because the camp sites were super close together, we also got some second hand weed smoke even though smoking was also prohibited according to the camp host. Overall we had a great time and the noise didn’t bother us because my 3 kids made plenty of their own noise before quiet hours and in the morning. Since we were on Texas time, the only downside for us was trying to keep everyone quiet until 7a (9 our time). We loved it. 10/10 for us, would stay again.

This is one of the beautiful campgrounds you can stay at. Trees aplenty for hammocks. I’m gonna detail what MIGHT be a turnoff to other campers but I’m laid back and enjoyed my stay. If you’re tent camping and enjoy nature sounds, this may not be the place for you. The sites are pretty close together and while they have some rules about “amplified sounds” there were some dubstep enthusiasts who u... This is one of the beautiful campgrounds you can stay at. Trees aplenty for hammocks. I’m gonna detail what MIGHT be a turnoff to other campers but I’m laid back and enjoyed my stay. If you’re tent camping and enjoy nature sounds, this may not be the place for you. The sites are pretty close together and while they have some rules about “amplified sounds” there were some dubstep enthusiasts who used a few JBL type speakers on and off during the day and there as also a guy cooking with what looked to be a blowtorch and sounded like a high powered fan. There is also an “extreme obstacle ropes course” which consists of a powered zip line that runs right through the camp and makes a decent amount of noise. Bathrooms are porta potties. When I arrived they were under a fire ban meaning only propane grills which worked for us. Because the camp sites were super close together, we also got some second hand weed smoke even though smoking was also prohibited according to the camp host. Overall we had a great time and the noise didn’t bother us because my 3 kids made plenty of their own noise before quiet hours and in the morning. Since we were on Texas time, the only downside for us was trying to keep everyone quiet until 7a (9 our time). We loved it. 10/10 for us, would stay again.