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Families, paddlers, and hikers do well here. The beach has a shallow roped-off swim area, the ranger/boathouse rents kayaks and canoes, and sites 20s put you close to the water while 100 to 119 buys more privacy.
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136 campsites
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Peak use is summer t...
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Price
Varies
Booking
Reservable
Sites
136 campsites
Season
Peak use is summer t...
Cell
No Service
Pets
Check Policy
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44.6817, -70.4494
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Learn more about alerts →Families, paddlers, and hikers do well here. The beach has a shallow roped-off swim area, the ranger/boathouse rents kayaks and canoes, and sites 20s put you close to the water while 100 to 119 buys more privacy.
Cell service is basically dead, Wi-Fi isn’t available, and only some sites have electric and water. Peak summer can also feel busy around the beach loops, and there’s no sewer hookup at sites.
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Summer and early fall are pure magic here: warm days invite swimming and paddling, while autumn transforms the forest into a riot of blazing reds and golds. Spring visits mean muddier trails but also quieter shores and the return of woodland birds. Winter shifts the park to day-use snow sports, though hardy campers can still experience the season's stillness. Mountain weather keeps you on your toes, so pack layers and rain gear—conditions can shift as quickly as the view from the summit is breathtaking.
Summer described as ‘pure magic’ with swimming, paddling, rentals and full services.
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Wooded lakeside campground on Webb Lake with 136 sites. Amenities include a sandy beach and bathhouse, boat launch and rentals, picnic/playground areas, nature center and amphitheater, hot showers and flush restrooms, and some sites with electric and water hookups. No Wi‑Fi and very limited cell/data service; no sewer hookups at sites.
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