Winding Stair Campground

Bruce Dennis

5 mins from 259 so not hard to get to, but no one was there. Though it has nice facilities, sites and trails given the remoteness. Surprised it is not utilized by more people.

OneMileAttaTime

Would I return? Absolutely! My wife and I were passing through moto-camping, and we were searching for locations to hammock camp. Many campgrounds wanted a pricey sum to camp, AND the various campgrounds were FULL & atop of one another (crowded). We wanted quietness- peacefulness! I came across this location recommended in another review, and we decided to stop by and see it... The reviewer said that rarely are there many people there, and if a number of campers were on site, the place WAS NOT full. We arrived May 14th around 4pm; there were ONLY four other campers whom each were spaced FAR apart as if no one there! We opted to sling our hammocks out by the turnaround/overlook as to catch the breezes to stay cool and keep flying pests at bay! The campground charges an honor system $8/night. Sites offer picnic table, grill, and hang pole. There was absolutely NO, No noise from other campers such as music, laughter, driving around; no lights beaming, no passing traffic, NADA! SIMPLY BRILLIANT!

Forgiven and Blessed

I took my grandkids & new gsd puppy camping up there between Christmas & New Years & it was amazing. We drove in around 2:00pm & the clouds were heavy on the mountain but it cleared up & was just beautiful. The next morning was just glorious. The weather was perfect & we had the campground to ourselves. This is now one of our favorite local road trips for a great camping adventure. The water was off for the winter but the vault toilets were clean & nice.

Melinda Irwin

Campground and space was awesome, but bathrooms were awful, trash overflowing, and no envelopes to even pay the fee. I actually went back thru 2 days later, and still not serviced? In a peak season which is so disappointing.