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Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forests › Siskiyou Mountains Ranger District › Oregon
› Jackson County
› Jacksonville
› Squaw Lakes Campground
› Campsite #19
Campsite #19 at Squaw Lakes Campground, OR
$75
Group Site #19
| 15 people | |
| 3 | no signal |
6/1
6/6
Campsite #19 Features: Back-In parking, Tent Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (5)
1.0 out of 5
| 5 star | | 0% |
| 4 star | | 40% |
| 3 star | | 20% |
| 2 star | | 20% |
| 1 star | | 20% |
@JosephL2308947 · Camped on Jul 27, 2024 at Campsite #19
Don't recommend site 19. People were walking through our site constantly to access the lake.
@AndrewS4701634 · Camped on Aug 22, 2023 at Campsite #19
Great spot. Mornings can be ruined by very loud logging trucks coming in and out every weekday morning.
@Catherine55676 · Camped on May 13, 2023 at Campsite #19
Absolutely beautiful, peaceful, spacious group sites!
@ChadS273 · Camped on Aug 22, 2021 at Campsite #19
Site 19: Our (1) trash can for the 15 people group site had trash in it when we got there, and it was never emptied during our four-day stay. We could tell there are bears in the area because the trash can lid has a bite taken out of it.
We saw a host a couple of times, but they never said anything to us. Had we had an opportunity to speak to them, we would've asked about the trash. We figured they would've taken care of it at least after a couple of days.
Throughout our stay, we had multiple people try to park in our parking spot and walk through our campsite to access the lake, instead of using (and paying for) $5 day-use parking.
18-wheelers come through periodically, sometimes early in the morning. If someone is parked where they shouldn't be, it will be abundantly clear to you and everyone at the lake.
The picnic tables are in need of upkeep.
No bearproof food locker at this site, but neighboring sites have them.
Great view of the lake, decent access. Great spot for a group with multiple tent spaces
We saw a host a couple of times, but they never said anything to us. Had we had an opportunity to speak to them, we would've asked about the trash. We figured they would've taken care of it at least after a couple of days.
Throughout our stay, we had multiple people try to park in our parking spot and walk through our campsite to access the lake, instead of using (and paying for) $5 day-use parking.
18-wheelers come through periodically, sometimes early in the morning. If someone is parked where they shouldn't be, it will be abundantly clear to you and everyone at the lake.
The picnic tables are in need of upkeep.
No bearproof food locker at this site, but neighboring sites have them.
Great view of the lake, decent access. Great spot for a group with multiple tent spaces
@chads1663816 · Camped on Aug 22, 2021 at Campsite #19
Site 19: Our (1) trash can for the 15 people group site had trash in it when we got there, and it was never emptied during our four-day stay. We could tell there are bears in the area because the trash can lid has a bite taken out of it.
We saw a host a couple of times, but they never said anything to us. Had we had an opportunity to speak to them, we would've asked about the trash. We figured they would've taken care of it at least after a couple of days.
Throughout our stay, we had multiple people try to park in our parking spot and walk through our campsite to access the lake, instead of using (and paying for) $5 day-use parking.
18-wheelers come through periodically, sometimes early in the morning. If someone is parked where they shouldn't be, it will be abundantly clear to you and everyone at the lake.
The picnic tables are in need of upkeep.
No bearproof food locker at this site, but neighboring sites have them.
Great view of the lake, decent access. Great spot for a group with multiple tent spaces
We saw a host a couple of times, but they never said anything to us. Had we had an opportunity to speak to them, we would've asked about the trash. We figured they would've taken care of it at least after a couple of days.
Throughout our stay, we had multiple people try to park in our parking spot and walk through our campsite to access the lake, instead of using (and paying for) $5 day-use parking.
18-wheelers come through periodically, sometimes early in the morning. If someone is parked where they shouldn't be, it will be abundantly clear to you and everyone at the lake.
The picnic tables are in need of upkeep.
No bearproof food locker at this site, but neighboring sites have them.
Great view of the lake, decent access. Great spot for a group with multiple tent spaces
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