CURRANT CREEK

Great host and nice and spacious campsites. I expected pit toilets but they were fully functional plumbing and very clean. The host at the time had firewood for sale which was nice since there aren’t any amenities this far out. I didn’t book a reservation but saw that there were a lot of first come first serve sites we took a chance on coming out on a Saturday and had a few to choose from. The d... Great host and nice and spacious campsites. I expected pit toilets but they were fully functional plumbing and very clean. The host at the time had firewood for sale which was nice since there aren’t any amenities this far out. I didn’t book a reservation but saw that there were a lot of first come first serve sites we took a chance on coming out on a Saturday and had a few to choose from. The dirt road was a little rough getting out to the area but paved at the actual campground. An easy walk over to the water but not right next to the water.

Campground was awesome and the upper loop was one of the most scenic camp spots I have been to. Bathroom was clean and it had a dump station at the entrance as well. Water spigots everywhere. Short drive over to Currant Creek (which do not expect to do any water sports or swimming in this reservoir especially late summer, it's caked in algae). Good offroading trails near by as well. There is 0 se... Campground was awesome and the upper loop was one of the most scenic camp spots I have been to. Bathroom was clean and it had a dump station at the entrance as well. Water spigots everywhere. Short drive over to Currant Creek (which do not expect to do any water sports or swimming in this reservoir especially late summer, it's caked in algae). Good offroading trails near by as well. There is 0 service all over up there so I rented a Starlink and used that all weekend. This almost saved our butt as I thought I was lost on the road in the dark until we had another truck pull up and help us out. Here is your warning though at no fault of the campground: The roads to get in are miserable with a trailer. I had someone else book my spot and wasn't so sure on the route as there are 3 roads to get there. Ended up taking an hour+ going 5 to 10mph on a washboard road and almost missed the gate closing time. The road slammed my new trailer and threw us around the truck. Google Maps will give you a time to get there and I'd add another 35-40 minutes as you won't be getting close to the speed limit if you are pulling a trailer and care about your stuff. The road would be smooth-ish in some spots and absolutely miserable for most of the drive. Many steep areas with decently sharp turns. I ended up peppering the entire front of my trailer with gravel and everything in the trailer ended up everywhere. We also got there after some rain and closer to the campground had 3 large puddle areas I was worried about getting stuck in but it was hard packed under the water so we made it through fine. So, campground is worth it but be prepared for the washboard road. I know how groomed fire roads can be and this is the only campground I have towed to with this long of a road to get in. But you are gonna get rewarded with some great views and being pretty far up in the mountains.

We took my family which included my non-camping brothers and their children as well. This was going to a fun time for the family. The sites were okay, but the fire pits were so close to the tables that we could not put up a canopy without risk of sparks creating holes in it. The sites did not provide much shade. The pictures showed you closer to the reservoir which in reality isn't true. You can w... We took my family which included my non-camping brothers and their children as well. This was going to a fun time for the family. The sites were okay, but the fire pits were so close to the tables that we could not put up a canopy without risk of sparks creating holes in it. The sites did not provide much shade. The pictures showed you closer to the reservoir which in reality isn't true. You can walk, but most people would probably drive so that they could fish.