Campground Information
We have lots of room for camping in the Park. There are multiple sites for electric and primitive equestrian camping, as well as, non equestrian electric and primitive camping. Check out our campground map below, to see the areas or click on "reserve a campsite" for more detailed information and availability.
Important Camping Information
Check-in: 2:00 PM
Check-out: 1:00 PM
(if you arrive earlier than 2pm and your campsite is vacant or wish to stay later than the 1pm checkout and no one is waiting to occupy it, then please feel free to stay a little longer or a little earlier). Kindness & Common sense are encouraged.
ALL TRASH BROUGHT WITH YOU MUST BE TAKEN OUT. WE DO NOT HAVE TRASH RECEPTACLES IN THE PARK.
NO SEWER DUMP STATION IN THE PARK. NO DUMPING ALLOWED.
Quiet Hours: 10:00 PM — 7:00 AM (This means, keep it respectful and in your campsite), (Generators are allowed 24/7 in primitive camping areas. Please be respectful of how close you park to someone else, if your generator is loud).
Horses may not be tied to trees. Hi-lines, hobbling, portable corrals and tie to the trailer are acceptable ways to confine your horse. Take your horses waste with you or leave in a neat pile at your site. Do not throw waste in streams or stream beds.
Access to streams is only allowed at designated access points. Please help us limit the impact on our streams in the Park.
Pet Policy: Pets are welcome but must be supervised and may not be a nuisance or aggressive to people or other animals. Any pets that have the qualities above, must be kept on a leash at all times and never left unattended. If your pet is aggressive to people or animals and creating a disturbance to others, you will be asked to leave.
Firewood: To slow the spread of invasive pests, please use only locally sourced firewood.
Campground Map
Click or tap the map to open it larger, then use your browser’s print option for best results.
Key Amenities
- RV spots with electric and water (no sewer)
- Tidy flush restrooms and warm showers in the upper Park area
- Vault toilets in the lower Park area
- Fire pits and moveable picnic tables
- Shady and sunny campsites for both equestrian and non-equestrian campers.
- Unlimited do it yourself primitive camping areas
- Open field and grazing areas for horses
- Camping freedom. We aren't a micro managed campground
- Lots of spots to dip your toes in the spring water
- Easy access to hiking, biking and equestrian trails that take you on a scenic trip along the bluffs of Stockton Lake (14 mile trail system)