Campbell Lake - WDFW

Campbell Lake - WDFW offers camping and parking sites. The facility is described in reviews as having numbered camping and parking sites that vary in size.

Amenities reported in reviews include a set of numbered sites (approximately a dozen or so) and on-site toilets—reviews describe the toilets both as "a couple vaulted toilets" and as "basic pit-style" but noted as being kept reasonably clean. Signage at the site reportedly indicates that fires are disallowed while allowing small cooking rigs. Reviews also state that dogs are allowed on a leash.

Site notes from visitor accounts describe access via a maintained dirt or gravel road and the presence of old-growth trees near the entrance. Reviewers mention a trail that connects at the campground, with one account describing a trail through a dry creek bed on the way to a flowing creek and another noting that the trail through the sites was overgrown and difficult to follow. Visitors reported some mosquitoes, with one noting that bug spray reduced their impact, and another advising caution for slugs on the trail.

In summary, reviewer information indicates Campbell Lake - WDFW has numbered camping and parking sites of varying sizes, on-site toilet facilities as described above, leash-required dog access, posted fire restrictions allowing small cooking rigs, and a connecting forest trail with variable conditions.