Clay Lick - DFWR

Clay Lick - DFWR is a primitive campground that offers level campsites noted as suitable for campers. The site operates on a first-come, first-served (FCFS) basis according to visitor reports.

Visitor accounts describe several on-site and nearby features: campsites with good spacing between spots, older vault-style toilet houses on site, and dumpsters. Roads in the campground area are reported as paved, and at least one reviewer did not find a dump station. Cell phone service is reported to be limited or absent. Reviewers also mention hiking trails in the area and local traffic confined to a dead-end road. One reviewer references a nearby shooting range (Clear Creek Shooting range) and describes it as very clean.

Reviewers provided additional practical notes about conditions and facilities: bathrooms were reported as clean by at least one visitor, and some campers found level, attractive sites. Wildlife viewing was mentioned by a reviewer, including a statement that bears are present in the area. A reviewer described the campground as primitive and said it lies alongside a creek near Cave Run Lake. Visitor traffic levels appeared variable in reports, with one reviewer noting the campground was not busy over a July 4 weekend.

In summary, Clay Lick - DFWR is described in visitor reports as a primitive, FCFS campground with level, well-spaced sites, basic toilet facilities, and limited or no cell service. Additional on-site features noted by reviewers include dumpsters and paved roads; a dump station was not found by at least one visitor.