Great destination! Enjoyed the open trail and peaceful outdoor atmosphere.

This campsite should be renamed mount sour for the sour attitudes of the host. Im very disappointed. Our group drove 2.5 hours to have a day trip and enjoy the outdoors. The staff that monitor the camp sites are very cranky. There were no signs that said no fires. We had a fire in the fire pits provided and without warning or any conversation, a man walked up and doused our fire, he also doused my friend with the water. He refused to apologize and repeatedly called us stupid. If he would have asked us to put out the fire, we would have done so, but instead we had to leave because my friend was soaking wet. I’d like to mention there were no signs that fires are not allowed. We used the provided fire pit, and were not being irresponsible.

11$ for the day use now, plenty of parking and a short walk to the lake. Lots of lil trout to pull out and it was easy shore access and plenty of room for everyone

Love this place. I've been coming here for years. It's beautiful, and most of the time, I catch the limit :)

Looking through the beautiful surroundings I was not happy with the regulation of this lake. It should have been closed for two years which they initially stated. Very sick lake. Very high pressured lake. We picked up a grocery store bag worth of fishing trash and old line. Littered with power bait in the water. We had every intention of C&R but these poor trout were still in shock from restock, starving, should have been given time to adjust. We caught 12 trout. 6 couldn’t survive hook removal so we felt obligated to take them home although being small. Because of this there were quite a few dead trout floating around. I noticed a small school of decent sized gold fish in shallow water. Which I’m confused if that’s their tactics in cleaning the lake? The lake has too many crawfish and filled with organics that need broken down. Y’all need to bring in a biologist and make changes. The picture is of course of the best looking fish I caught. While the others had hazed eyes upon catch. They don’t look healthy. The experience was like taking advantage of confused and lost wildlife stuck in a dirty environment (shooting fish in a bucket). And I honestly left feeling pretty crappy like I took advantage and disrespected nature. I consider myself an experienced angler and the itch to cast and fish seems to bring me to these places out of curiosity as I never been here before. But if you fish at these places and enjoy it…. You’re not a true angler. Lake management needs to improve. I lost some respect for the local US Forestry workers managing this lake. Do better.