I was less than enthusiastic about my stay at this National Park Campground. I was here in the spring and my loop was damp and not well maintained.

I would absolutely stay here again and again. The campground is beautiful and offers access to  all of the most amazing views and points of interest in the Bighorn Mountains.

Located on the Rough River Lake near McDaniels, Kentucky this campground was well maintained and the campsites were dispersed enough that I was not right on top of my neighbors.

If you are not interested in a campground with hookups and can spend a three or four days “off grid,” you can’t do much better than Cottonwood.

I have stayed here a couple times and I really like the campground overall. The campsites are spacious and surrounded by forest.

I have very high expectations for Corps of Engineers campgrounds and I was very disappointed with Hazelton.

The campsites at Assateague are pretty close together and a few flood during heavy rain.

I saw something in one of my searches that referred to Eggerts Landing as a “top rated” campground. I can confirm that endorsement. This campground is pretty special.

I camped at this National Forest Campground the first time when my son was three and he is now almost 30. I have also volunteered at this campground, so I’m pretty familiar.