Richard J. Dorer State Forest- Kruger Campground

I was expecting to find a gravel, or paved, well developed trail after parking at the campground. However, the pavement soon ends and the trail becomes an unmaintained logging road bed. I was wearing 3/4 pants and did not feel like getting covered in poison ivy so I turned around less than a mile in. Trail is not well defined and old sign boards are missing or broken. Campground had several visito... I was expecting to find a gravel, or paved, well developed trail after parking at the campground. However, the pavement soon ends and the trail becomes an unmaintained logging road bed. I was wearing 3/4 pants and did not feel like getting covered in poison ivy so I turned around less than a mile in. Trail is not well defined and old sign boards are missing or broken. Campground had several visitors and seemed nice and secluded. Mosquitos were pretty bad each time I stopped.

I was expecting to find a gravel, or paved, well developed trail after parking at the campground. However, the pavement soon ends and the trail becomes an unmaintained logging road bed. I was wearing 3/4 pants and did not feel like getting covered in poison ivy so I turned around less than a mile in. Trail is not well defined and old sign boards are missing or broken. Campground had several visito... I was expecting to find a gravel, or paved, well developed trail after parking at the campground. However, the pavement soon ends and the trail becomes an unmaintained logging road bed. I was wearing 3/4 pants and did not feel like getting covered in poison ivy so I turned around less than a mile in. Trail is not well defined and old sign boards are missing or broken. Campground had several visitors and seemed nice and secluded. Mosquitos were pretty bad each time I stopped.

Took a quick drive through to see if it would be someplace we would want to camp in the future. We didn't hike any of the trails. No time. It looked very rustic with pit toilets. Some of the trails looked overgrowen or not groomed too well. Look like they had some black top ones also. May change my rating if we come back and camp. Did not see any maps of the area. The drive areas are also very n... Took a quick drive through to see if it would be someplace we would want to camp in the future. We didn't hike any of the trails. No time. It looked very rustic with pit toilets. Some of the trails looked overgrowen or not groomed too well. Look like they had some black top ones also. May change my rating if we come back and camp. Did not see any maps of the area. The drive areas are also very narrow. Probly not a good area for a motor home.

Took a quick drive through to see if it would be someplace we would want to camp in the future. We didn't hike any of the trails. No time. It looked very rustic with pit toilets. Some of the trails looked overgrowen or not groomed too well. Look like they had some black top ones also. May change my rating if we come back and camp. Did not see any maps of the area. The drive areas are also very n... Took a quick drive through to see if it would be someplace we would want to camp in the future. We didn't hike any of the trails. No time. It looked very rustic with pit toilets. Some of the trails looked overgrowen or not groomed too well. Look like they had some black top ones also. May change my rating if we come back and camp. Did not see any maps of the area. The drive areas are also very narrow. Probly not a good area for a motor home.

Found this campground after finding Frontenac State Park (always full). I rolled in at dusk and set up in no time. The campgrounds are relatively free from outside noise. Apparently the bugs are pretty bad in wet years but in early September, they were not bad at all. Make sure you check both loops for open sites. Pick one away from the main outhouses, though. Bring cash or check. $14 at the time... Found this campground after finding Frontenac State Park (always full). I rolled in at dusk and set up in no time. The campgrounds are relatively free from outside noise. Apparently the bugs are pretty bad in wet years but in early September, they were not bad at all. Make sure you check both loops for open sites. Pick one away from the main outhouses, though. Bring cash or check. $14 at the time of my stay. Each site has a fire ring and table. No other amenities.

Found this campground after finding Frontenac State Park (always full). I rolled in at dusk and set up in no time. The campgrounds are relatively free from outside noise. Apparently the bugs are pretty bad in wet years but in early September, they were not bad at all. Make sure you check both loops for open sites. Pick one away from the main outhouses, though. Bring cash or check. $14 at the time... Found this campground after finding Frontenac State Park (always full). I rolled in at dusk and set up in no time. The campgrounds are relatively free from outside noise. Apparently the bugs are pretty bad in wet years but in early September, they were not bad at all. Make sure you check both loops for open sites. Pick one away from the main outhouses, though. Bring cash or check. $14 at the time of my stay. Each site has a fire ring and table. No other amenities.

Found this campground after finding Frontenac State Park (always full). I rolled in at dusk and set up in no time. The campgrounds are relatively free from outside noise. Apparently the bugs are pretty bad in wet years but in early September, they were not bad at all. Make sure you check both loops for open sites. Pick one away from the main outhouses, though. Bring cash or check. $14 at the time... Found this campground after finding Frontenac State Park (always full). I rolled in at dusk and set up in no time. The campgrounds are relatively free from outside noise. Apparently the bugs are pretty bad in wet years but in early September, they were not bad at all. Make sure you check both loops for open sites. Pick one away from the main outhouses, though. Bring cash or check. $14 at the time of my stay. Each site has a fire ring and table. No other amenities.