The best camping near Horseshoe Lake with a private bathroom

At Horseshoe Lake, you’ll find over 980 campsites that offer toilets—no need to rough it just to get out under the stars. Most sites let you build a campfire, and many include showers to rinse off after a long hike or a swim. If you’re into fishing, the lake draws anglers early and late, especially during the spring run. Average nightly rates sit around $40, but you can snag campsites for as little as $15. Local favorites include Pleasant View (140 reviews), where campers talk up the peaceful mornings and water access, Home Place P.’s Land (54 reviews) with its big sky views, and ChrisLeigh (23 reviews) for those who want a quiet spot to unwind. Bring sturdy shoes—trails get muddy after rain—and don’t forget your fishing licence. Horseshoe Lake’s campsites strike a balance: enough facilities to keep things comfortable, with just enough wild left for adventure.