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Entering the campground one finds a small office and a self-pay Iron Ranger station. It would appear that the office is open only during the summer when there is a Campground Host on site. Date of visit: Nov 2011 |
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We arrived at sunset on a mid-November day and there was only one camper there, so we had plenty of sites from which to choose. Being on a slight hillside, most sites are rather tilted, but there were a few on the far side of the loop that were reasonably level. Here we are on 17. |
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In general, sites on the inside of the loop are back-in sites while those on the outside are pull-throughs. This is site 20. |
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On site 21 was the largest pop-up camper I've ever seen. |
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Site 3 is a pull-through. |
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Site 7 is a large pull-through site with a shelter over the table, but it is quite uneven. |
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Back-in site 9 was one of the more level sites. |
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Site 13. |
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Site 16. |
22 sites, no hookups, central water (not in winter), vault toilets, no dump station Verizon National Access (1x) service - improved with antenna and amplifier Rates: $5 (50% discount with Golden Age Pass) Coord: 34.153095 N, 107.857644 W |
