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Wide open BLM campground on a lake, with bathrooms and picnic tables. Effective 4/1/2023, $16 per night ($8 senior pass). We camped in a Class B. We would camp here again.

We have a big coach and rarely boondock or dry camp. But we lived it at Chichamony. Amazing sunset and super quiet. I’m heading back soon.

Unexpected gem in eastern oregon, BLM land, pit toilets, several hundred yards from highway so noise was distant. We stayed right by the water and saw a beautiful sunset. No trees,landscape is lava rock and sage with reservoir. Campsites were separated by quite a bit of space. Only three other campers besides us during our visit. Minimal space for setting up tents due to lava.

This is a BLM Campground with picnic tables, restrooms, trash cans, labeled sites, and a boat launch ramp. This is very easy to get to, right off of Highway 20, west of 395. Cost is $8/night ($4/night with National Park Pass). Sites are level and most are pull-thru. Plenty of room for our truck and 35’ fifth wheel. The lake is pretty and the surrounding area is desert like, with scrub brush covering the ground between the camp sites. It can get windy during the afternoon. It is close to the highway, but we didn't notice any highway noise at all. If you like these kinds of environments (which I do, and the wife does not), then this is a great campground at a great price. AT&T and Verizon were both strong. Fresh water spigots were available at a few locations in the campground. We would stay there again.

Great spot stayed 1 night. Site 31 was no problem for our 34 ft fifth wheel & has a great view of lake. $8 for per night / no hook ups / no trash dumpster / great weather 82/51. Verizon 4bars LTE Stayed 7/21/18

Checked in at 5pm on Thursday 7/20/17 with 27 ft TT. Plenty of large pull throughs. 88 degrees outside but as soon as awning out and windows open the breeze brought temp inside down to 74. There were 3 other units. Primitive but dry camping at its best.

Stayed one night while traveling through. Great little spot, maybe 25% full on a Friday night. Clean pit toilets. #11 is a good spot if you want privacy (waterfront spots all taken). Light wind at night. Still $8.

Stayed here overnight in April 2017. Nice little park. Quiet pretty lake but as others have said it gets windy. We woke to a dusting of snow which added to the beauty. If you like rv parks this is not for you. Dry camping at its best. Good att cell service. Stayed here in a 31' travel trailer

Stopped here overnight on Apr 22 2016 in a 40' motorhome with toad. Fantastic place! Couldn't see the reservoir from Rt 22, but after heading in caught sight of the lake - what a surprise! Paved entrance road was a shock too. Sites are large enough I did not have to unhook toad. Sites right by the lake are extra nice. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring. Only draw back - this campground is out in the open flat country (but surrounded by low hills - very nice) and it gets windy. Highly recommend staying here overnight or longer. Also AT&T LTE (3 bars) and Verizon LTE (4 bars) here.