We stayed 3 days, 2 nights and loved it! The roads were gravel and it rained quite a bit while we were there so there were some pretty good mud holes along the way.
You have to pass by a camping area that looks more like a construction parking area to get to the actual tent camping spots, so don’t be discouraged if that’s all you see at first. There are several spots along the gravel road and we stayed in site 13A. It was the only spot available when we arrived late Saturday but it was great because it was probably the only site with any privacy to speak of. If you want your pick of spots I suggest getting there early morning. That’s when campers would leave out.
Our site had a bear locker, but from what I saw maybe half of the campsites had them and we were supposed to share with other campers if needed. There was also an ice cold creek close by where we filled up our water filtration bags and solar shower. There was never enough sunlight to warm up the shower though so we didn’t get to shower while we were there🤣 also, have to either dig a cat hole or bring your own potty.
Other than the birds and squirrels the only wildlife we encountered were a few deer and a little fox that came out while we were cleaning up our dinner. But there was an area that looked like a ton of moose had pooped in one spot right at the front of our site. We didn’t notice it til the next morning,
and it didn’t really affect us but I would bet it might be why nobody else had camped in that spot🤣
