Best time to go
The six loops include six group sites and one horse site with a stock corral. Reservations are required. Potable water and flush toilets vary by season, and dry camping means those services are off; check the loop’s setup before leaving Highway 44 and bring drinking water if needed. There are no showers, hookups, food service, store, ice or firewood for sale, and there’s no cell service or Wi-Fi. Fires are allowed only in the provided rings; stoves are fine. Dogs can stay in the campground on a leash up to six feet, but they aren’t allowed on park trails.





















