Forest Service Campgrounds with electricity

[Texas_Roadrunn1]

We love Forest Service Campgrounds, it is an extra bonus when we can find one with electricity. Does anyone have any they could recommend? Thanks so much.

Susan

[dewey02]

Not sure where you are looking to camp.
From San Antonio Texas, you just hop onto I-35 and take it for 1,500 miles as far north on I-35 as you can go, you will end up in Northern Minnesota.
Fall Lake Campground on the Superior National Forest is located right on the edge of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. It was remodeled about 10 years ago and has electrical hookups and nice flush toilets and hot water shower buildings.
Whiteface Reservoir Campground also on the Superior National Forest has electrical hookups.

[amandasgramma]

We're headed to one north of West Yellowstone next week.....called Rainbow Point.......:) 🙂

[Halmfamily]

Coleman Lake campground in the Talladega National Forest has 20/30 and 50 amp service with water at every campsite. All sites sre also paved with new bath houses. Great deal at $16 a night.

[Ivylog]

It's a big country... care to narrow it down? Baker's Hole one of my favorite plus Taylor Park.

[NCWriter]

Croatian National Forest mid-way down the N.C. Coast has electricity at every site in the Cedar Point Campground. It's on the mainland coast about a five minute drive to the Rt. 58 bridge to Emerald Isle and coastal beaches. Great kayaking area on Bogue Sound, walkway through the tidal marsh.

[kknowlton]

Bakers Hole in West Yellowstone. First-come, first-served only; some sites with electricity.

Also, there are a few NFS CGs in the Island Park, Idaho area (near West Yellowstone) with electric sites. Reservations accepted for some of them.

Much farther east, some COE CGs in Iowa and Illinois have electricity at some of their sites, and accept reservations. The ones I'm thinking of are in/near Coralville IA and western Illinois (Thomson, etc., along the Mississippi.)

[profdant139]

I've never seen a forest service cg with electricity -- but that would be great -- it would cut down on the generator noise! And all those darn shade trees tend to impair my solar panel. 😉