Review summary
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Beaver Lakes offers a peaceful camping experience with plenty of space and stunning views. The host, John, is consistently praised for his friendliness and attentiveness, making guests feel right at home. Campers appreciate the balance between primitive, secluded spots and the convenience of full hookups. While the campsite is largely loved for its quiet and scenic environment, some mention limited facilities like the single bathhouse, but it rarely poses a problem due to the low traffic.
Tent camped at Beaver Lakes Campground, Oct 2026.
Recommends
Amazing spot with several private campsites throughout large plot of land. Highly recommend!
Camped in a 31 ft travel trailer at Beaver Lakes Campground, Oct 2026.
Recommends
Going into this campsite we were really just expecting a place to park our camper, a 31' travel trailer, and maybe have water and power. Boy were we surprised. We ended up with both and then some. John met us at check in and is probably one of the friendliest, laid back people you will ever meet. He gave me the basics and then provided the real information, like where to see the best views on the property, etc. We got set up and just admired the scenery that afternoon, That night it was nice and peaceful with hardly any noise. The next day we explored the property and took in the sights of nature. That evening we sat under the stars and just enjoyed the peace and quiet. Sunday John came up and checked on us and gave us some more useful information and basically treated us like family. If you are looking for the RV resort feel, this is not your place. If you want to have some peace and quiet and be treated like a family member, this is the place you want to go. Plenty of room for off-grid or tent camping if you want. We are already planning our next visit and hope to stay a little longer.
Tent camped at Beaver Lakes Campground with pets, Oct 2026.
Recommends
Great place! John, the host, was excellent. I called him when I pulled in. We chatted and he took me to a great level spot. Upon chatting further, he offered me the top of the mountain. There was a steep dirt road that led to a previously mined mountain top. It was flat, covered in mowed grass and a couple trees. The trailer was vacant for the weekend so I was alone—solitude and darkness were my requests and this was the perfect spot. Sunset was amazing; dawn was nice but didn’t provide the colors that morning for photos . I had booked 3 nights, but left my house a day late and a severe storm came through the last night of my trip, so only 2 night. No worries! I definitely plan on coming back. I did not fish but could have.





