Sahara Creek Horse Camp

It is rustic and wonderful for those with horses. There are places to tie up your steeds and stairs to help you mount. There's even a gravel ramp for handicapped access to your horse. I would recommend the person in charge of group camping checks their email and phone messages more often. We have 4 families that wanted to make the group reservations but there was never any response. Then there w... It is rustic and wonderful for those with horses. There are places to tie up your steeds and stairs to help you mount. There's even a gravel ramp for handicapped access to your horse. I would recommend the person in charge of group camping checks their email and phone messages more often. We have 4 families that wanted to make the group reservations but there was never any response. Then there was a couple with their son locking a gate to the group area Friday night. They said it was for reservations only but didn't or wouldn't assist us in procurement of said reservations. It was very busy. A few camp spots were left open, but only if you had horses with you camping. Go a day early just in case you don't have a horse to give you more options.

I hope the camp host has changed since I tried to camp there last. Reserving a spot can take up to two days for it to happen. It's not like other camps where you select the date(s) you want to go, can see what is open and what isn't, click on the spot you want, and reserve. I didn't reserve a spot (didn't know they had switched from first-come, first-serve), and they kicked me out even though t... I hope the camp host has changed since I tried to camp there last. Reserving a spot can take up to two days for it to happen. It's not like other camps where you select the date(s) you want to go, can see what is open and what isn't, click on the spot you want, and reserve. I didn't reserve a spot (didn't know they had switched from first-come, first-serve), and they kicked me out even though the whole camp only had two other camp spots taken. At first I was told I could go ahead and stay two nights since they weren't going to be full until later in the week. I set up camp, went riding, and came back to a $100 warning ticket. When I talked to them again, the camp host was downright mean about it. I never got mad. I was just confused and hurt. There is no cell service to reserve once you're there, so it was a total waste of time to drive there. The website says it requires a minimum of 3 days notice to reserve. Despite it being dark when I finally got packed back up to leave and camp still empty, they never let me stay. I enjoy the many different loops there, as I have camped there prior to this whole on-line reservation system. You can make it as easy or as hard as you want. There are bear there, so just be aware of that.

Great trails, creek water along the trail for my pup and horse. Beaver Creek is a nice rest stop after climbing to the top with outhouse, picnic tables and fresh running water for the horse. Lots of horse trailer parking with mounting blocks, outhouses, water in several locations and picnic tables. Even saw horseshoe pits next to the pavilion. Only negative is the gun range is close by so you... Great trails, creek water along the trail for my pup and horse. Beaver Creek is a nice rest stop after climbing to the top with outhouse, picnic tables and fresh running water for the horse. Lots of horse trailer parking with mounting blocks, outhouses, water in several locations and picnic tables. Even saw horseshoe pits next to the pavilion. Only negative is the gun range is close by so you can hear them firing their weapons while on some of the trails.