Promontory Park Campground

Tammy Z

Busy on hot days! Beautiful place to kayak.

Kathy Batchelor

Took our boat out for our first run of the year. We were harrased by a man that says he was the manager. He accused us of going too fast through the body area. We were not going fast. He continued to harras us. We are senior citizens (70). He claimed he tried to catch up to us. We were sitting still at the log end fir about 20 to 20 minutes and he said hecouldnt catch us.

Alycia Kearns

Great little campground! I wanted to share a couple pics of one of the cabins. There are two sets of bunk beds, with one bottom bed a double size versus a twin. It was so cozy and clean and really nice to be nature-adjacent for those of us who aren’t super into tent camping. There is a small overhang on the patio, which was great to sit under while it rained the weekend I stayed. Inside, aside from the beds, there is a small electric heater and one small wooden table and chairs. A broom, dustpan, and trash can is also inside. This cabin technically could sleep five, but I found it great for just two people, especially with all of our gear. The bathrooms were clean, the host was super nice, and the campground was really well kept. Can’t wait to stay here again!

Jonathan Graham

Nice little camping spot. Tents are 20.00 per site and cabins 45. I do not remember the Yome (Yurt). They have flush toilets and camp showers. There is a small swimming, fishing, and boat dock next to the campground as well. They have little cook stations that have a hot plate and dish washing station. The promontory store is a short walkable distance away if you forget anything as well. It is also a short walk to a playground, fishing, and kids only fishing pond.