Currant Creek Campground

Sheila Broome

Super pretty, nice hosts. Don’t use the dump station. It is expensive and not taken care of

Genevieve Kopping

Beautiful place that's not too crowded. Because of native bears and other wildlife, you cannot leave any food or scented stuff lying around or in your tent. I didn't see any bears, but there were deer, cows, squirrels, and field mice. It did rain every afternoon that we were there, but still a fun place to camp, fish, paddle board, kayak, and picnic. Accessed by about 20 miles of dirt road with a 20 mph speed limit, so it takes a while to drive in. If the wildlife, rain, or roads deter you, good. 😉 I don't really want the place to become overcrowded!

JT Zemp

During quarantine we were looking to get out of town and go camping. We stayed in loop C for 2 nights. The weather was good and we had a great time. Loops A, B and C are pretty far from the water, so plan on a long walk in water gear or driving. If you want to camp near the water, try to get a spot in loop D. The campground was clean and we'll maintained. The entry point sells ice and firewood. Sites are spaced out well. There are lots of hikes and mountain roads to explore. The only negative were the long, winding, washboardy, dusty dirt roads. Most of the kids got car sick 😷. But hey, it's all part of the adventure, right?

Ethan Lindstrom

We got 5 or 6 sites close together and had a family reunion here. Camp sites are pretty standard with firepit and a table with benches. Water spigots are spaced out every few campsites, so you don't have to go far for water. It's a ways from the upper sites down the the reservoir, so we drove down every time we wwnt to the lake. Grandpa was on an electric scooter and was able to get around through the campsites and to the bathrooms.