This small 22 site national forest campground is located miles from any large cities but surprisingly has paved roads, electric hookups, restrooms, showers, and a dump station. There are two campsite loops plus a group camping area and a designated dispersed camping area. First come, first served. We arrived on a Friday afternoon and the campgrounds were almost empty. Summertime might be busier with people swimming, boating, and fishing in the 12-acre lake.
The road to the campground splits with at about the 4 mile mark. The right road goes to sites 13-20 and the left road goes to sites 1-12. We took the right road and camped in site 21. This loop is hilly and some of the sites have steps to access the picnic tables and fire rings. Site 21 is fairly level even though the asphalt is in poor condition but there isn't room to deploy a lift. We were only staying for the night so it didn't matter but I recommend going to the left and camping in that area because the sites are level and roomy.
The website indicates that there are accessible sites and, although we did not see any designated as accessible, the sites on left road loop are usable.
Campground 31.4289, -90.98589
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