Liberty Glen Campground

Great site, but be prepared to battle yellow jackets!

Off-season camping is wonderful here. Dogs welcome. Beautiful views.

Great campsite in a beautiful area. Close proximity to the lake (where you can rent boats!) as well as wine country. We loved it here.

My girlfriend and I had a great time on Memorial Day Weekend. The campground was packed, but we were lucky enough to find one of the view secluded campsites. Site 60 which is on a slope and can only take one tent. Not many sites have shade so expect to be in the sun a lot. We did not have any yellow Jackets this time in early summer. Prepare for lots of them in late summer. Unfortunately there was a water problem on our loop. Toilets were porta potty and water spigots were far away. Make sure to check if this issue is solved if this is an important to you. The camp hosts were really friendly. We will be back.

Camped here with a group of 30 people, it was great, just make sure to bring bug spray and a wasp trap if you're going in the summer. There's a beach-access area about 30 min away, but it's fresh water along Dry Creek Road. Our group campsite had covered picnic areas, close bathroom/shower access and parking.

There is a minimum 2 night stay during the peak season.

I've camped here several times before. The walk-in campsites are a-ok. I mean they are great!!! But some of them don't have shade, so if you are there in 100 degrees weather, don't hang around the campsite during the day. Go swim in the lake or sail or somethi