Steamboat Rock Campground

Steamboat Rock Campground’s got 26 tent spaces, 136 utility sites (full hook-up) and 3 cabins—a little something even for those with discriminating tastes. These sites share access to a dump station, six restrooms (4 ADA) and six showers (4 ADA). If you really want to be baller though, round up a first mate and voyage to one of 12 boat-in campsites. These cannot be reserved, but they do have drinking water and vault toilets for the taking once you cry LAND-HO. Should your fellow buccaneers steal your idea, there are 44 primitive campsites (first-come, first-served, vault toilets, no drinking water) at nearby Jones Bay and 36 more at Osborn Bay. There are five more campsites for equestrian campers at Northrup Canyon. These do require reservations. We know you’ve still got that teenage rebel inside of you, but this campground likes to play by the rules. Two vehicles are allowed per campsite and boats can crash on the lawns. On the plus side, camping at such a grown-up site has its perks, namely a store stocked with fast food, basic groceries, firewood, ice, and fishing supplies.