Silver Cove Campsites

Great campground for a family or a large group! We stayed in the Valley Loop with a group of 10 families. The loop was paved so kids could ride scooters. The creek was a great place to cool off and catch some fish. The owners are so kind and helpful! If you need internet service for work or emergency, there is service just a little ways down the road as opposed to driving all the way back to Crouc... Great campground for a family or a large group! We stayed in the Valley Loop with a group of 10 families. The loop was paved so kids could ride scooters. The creek was a great place to cool off and catch some fish. The owners are so kind and helpful! If you need internet service for work or emergency, there is service just a little ways down the road as opposed to driving all the way back to Crouch.

Nice managed campground. Plenty of campgrounds to pick from of various sizes from small single tent sites to large RV or multi-family sites. All with Forestry Service approved fire pits, picnic tables & a stove table. Couple public bathrooms which were VERY VERY clean and up kept. They even had quality toilet paper and not cheap government issue toilet paper you normally find in public restrooms.... Nice managed campground. Plenty of campgrounds to pick from of various sizes from small single tent sites to large RV or multi-family sites. All with Forestry Service approved fire pits, picnic tables & a stove table. Couple public bathrooms which were VERY VERY clean and up kept. They even had quality toilet paper and not cheap government issue toilet paper you normally find in public restrooms. Drinkable water facets equally distributed around the campground, usually next to the bathrooms, and there was a RV hookup for filling water. No power; but you are camping, you shouldn't need power. Paved road around the campground, so dust is minimal. Great for the kids to bike on and such with parent supervision. Tons of hiking trails in the area. The creek was cool and clean, with many places to enjoy the water and fish. Silver Creek Plunge, which is a privately owned/managed hot spring, is a 5 min walk away from most of the campground. Bring wood! Bring sunscreen/shade, as some sites do have more exposure than others. They DO accept reservations, which if you're in need of the larger sites, I would highly suggest doing.

Nice managed campground. Plenty of campgrounds to pick from of various sizes from small single tent sites to large RV or multi-family sites. All with Forestry Service approved fire pits, picnic tables & a stove table. Couple public bathrooms which were VERY VERY clean and up kept. They even had quality toilet paper and not cheap government issue toilet paper you normally find in public restrooms.... Nice managed campground. Plenty of campgrounds to pick from of various sizes from small single tent sites to large RV or multi-family sites. All with Forestry Service approved fire pits, picnic tables & a stove table. Couple public bathrooms which were VERY VERY clean and up kept. They even had quality toilet paper and not cheap government issue toilet paper you normally find in public restrooms. Drinkable water facets equally distributed around the campground, usually next to the bathrooms, and there was a RV hookup for filling water. No power; but you are camping, you shouldn't need power. Paved road around the campground, so dust is minimal. Great for the kids to bike on and such with parent supervision. Tons of hiking trails in the area. The creek was cool and clean, with many places to enjoy the water and fish. Silver Creek Plunge, which is a privately owned/managed hot spring, is a 5 min walk away from most of the campground. Bring wood! Bring sunscreen/shade, as some sites do have more exposure than others. They DO accept reservations, which if you're in need of the larger sites, I would highly suggest doing.

Nice managed campground. Plenty of campgrounds to pick from of various sizes from small single tent sites to large RV or multi-family sites. All with Forestry Service approved fire pits, picnic tables & a stove table. Couple public bathrooms which were VERY VERY clean and up kept. They even had quality toilet paper and not cheap government issue toilet paper you normally find in public restrooms.... Nice managed campground. Plenty of campgrounds to pick from of various sizes from small single tent sites to large RV or multi-family sites. All with Forestry Service approved fire pits, picnic tables & a stove table. Couple public bathrooms which were VERY VERY clean and up kept. They even had quality toilet paper and not cheap government issue toilet paper you normally find in public restrooms. Drinkable water facets equally distributed around the campground, usually next to the bathrooms, and there was a RV hookup for filling water. No power; but you are camping, you shouldn't need power. Paved road around the campground, so dust is minimal. Great for the kids to bike on and such with parent supervision. Tons of hiking trails in the area. The creek was cool and clean, with many places to enjoy the water and fish. Silver Creek Plunge, which is a privately owned/managed hot spring, is a 5 min walk away from most of the campground. Bring wood! Bring sunscreen/shade, as some sites do have more exposure than others. They DO accept reservations, which if you're in need of the larger sites, I would highly suggest doing.