This was our third stay at Headwaters Campground. We specially like the convenience of the location to the areas two National parks. The campground roads can be dusty if it dry and a bit muddy if its rained. But remember this is Rustic CAMPING in a beautiful forest setting. There is plenty of room between sites and most are pull throughs. End of the row sites are a little nicer.. All the RV sites have full hook ups and 30/50 AMP electric. It would be nice if they could grade the campground roads and some gravel might sure help make it a nicer experience. Specially when a guest staying in the adjacent cabins thinks driving 35 mph will get him there a little quicker. Fortunately most or the Campers were much more courteous.. But regardless we love the setting and the location, and will likely stay here again when we are in the area.

The campground looked a little bit unattractive I think. We were in the woods, but it was just so bare. Not cosy at all. Check-in took like forever, inefficient. We dined at the lodge, it was okay. We stayed 2 nights. Not very special and somehow impersonel.

We loved this lodge and had the most delicious breakfast early in the morning. There is a lovely gift shop in the lobby and the fireplace is just so cozy on a cold day.There is also a shop where you can stock up and be on your way for the days adventure.

The rooms were ok but we had a mice problem. I know we are in the national forest but they could check the cabins for mice before renting them out. The cabins are far away from the main lodge, you have to drive or you might get caught in a rainstorm. We show up to have dinner and there were several open tables but they made us wait 20 minutes to be seated. Food was good but not spectacular.

We stayed here three nights while exploring both parks. Can’t beat the location. For being such a huge place it still had nice sites in the trees. Not much hiking in area but plenty elsewhere. People complain about roads being unpaved but that didn’t bother us since we’re used to wilderness camping in our small trailer.