Eleven Mile State Park
RV Guide

Howbert Point campground features an adorable peninsula jutting into the Eleven Mile Reservoir, creating a cozy camping atmosphere. This unique geographic feature provides campers with water views from multiple angles and excellent access for kayaking and fishing from shore.

The campground offers basic amenities with vault toilets and seasonal water access. With 9 sites, Howbert Point provides an intimate camping experience perfect for couples or small families.

Witcher's Cove Campground features lakeshore sites with convenient access to the south boat ramp. The south boat ramp is located at Witcher's Cove on the south side of the reservoir. This location makes it particularly popular with boating and fishing enthusiasts who want to launch directly from their campground.

The campground offers direct water access, though visitors should be prepared for wind, especially during evening hours. Sites are equipped with standard amenities, including picnic tables and fire rings. The nearby dump station serves this section of the park.

Cross Creek Campground is an isolated campground that offers basic services and sites ranging in size from 60 to 90 feet. This remote location provides the most secluded camping experience in the park, ideal for those seeking solitude and a more primitive experience.

With only 14 sites, Cross Creek Campground is a great place to escape the crowds. The campground features vault toilets and community water spigots. Its isolated location means fewer amenities but greater peace and quiet away from the busier sections of the park.

Stoll Mountain is a more private waterfront campground with basic services. These 25 sites have parking pads that range in size from 35 to 120 feet. There is one water spigot located in between the two sections of the campground by the parking lot as well as one pit toilet near the faucet. All sites have their own picnic table, a large cleared space for hanging out around the fire, and a fire pit with a grill for cooking. Pets are welcome but must be kept on a leash and supervised at all times during your stay.

There are two RV dump sites: one near Witcher’s Cove Campground and one by the North Shore Campground. Everyone has access to the Camper’s Services Building from the end of May until Labor Day, which has laundry facilities, hot showers, and modern restrooms with flush toilets and running water. This is located near the entrance of the main park.

The Rocky Ridge Campground boasts 144 campsites and is the only campground in the park that offers 30-amp electrical service. The park has five loops, A through E, and only loops A, B, and D have electric hookups. These sites sit in the rocky outcrops isolated from any trees. People who want shade, but don’t need electrical should choose loops C and E. Sites range in size from 20 to 115 feet long, and there are five water spigots scattered through the campground. Each site also has a picnic table, fire ring with a grill for cooking, and a large cleared space.

Reservations must be made before arriving at the park. There are no first-come, first-served RV spaces. This campground has pit toilets and plenty of parking. When the Camp Services Building is open, seasonally, campers in the Rocky Ridge Campground are closest to the park offices, hot showers, flush toilets with running water, and laundry facilities. Pets are welcome as long as they are restrained and supervised at all times during your stay.

Lazy Boy Campground is a waterfront campground with basic services offering 14 sites with parking pads ranging from 45 to 85 feet long. Both sections of this campground provide access to vault toilets, with one water spigot located in the section closest to the parking area. Each site includes a picnic table, fire ring with grill, and cleared space for outdoor relaxation.

This smaller campground offers a more intimate camping experience with direct access to the reservoir's shoreline. The open vista of lakeshore stretching for miles makes Lazy Boy a scenic choice for those wanting peaceful waterfront camping.

Rocking Chair Campground is a waterfront campground with basic services featuring 13 sites with parking pads ranging from 40 to 70 feet long. The campground is divided into two sections. One section has a vault toilet and water spigot, while the other section lacks facilities and is best suited for self-contained RVs.

Each site provides a picnic table, fire ring with grill, and cleared outdoor space. A nearby day-use area offers additional parking for visitors wanting lake access. Rocking Chair sites #610-#613 remain open during the winter camping season.

North Shore campground has 80 single-family campsites and is located next to Eleven Mile Canyon Reservoir with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. While this campground lacks tree cover, the stunning vistas compensate with sweeping views across the water. Sites accommodate tents, trailers, and RVs, each equipped with a table, fire ring, and grate.

People staying at North Shore have close access to two boat ramps, an amphitheater, and a playground. The park's northern dump station is located at the campground entrance. Water spigots are available when seasonal services operate from May through Labor Day. This campground is ideal for boating enthusiasts who want easy water access.

Fourteen beautiful and secluded backcountry sites are perfect for those willing to pack or boat in, with hiking distances between 0.50 and 0.75 miles, depending on the campsite selected. These primitive sites offer the most remote and peaceful camping experience in the park.

The backcountry sites are accessible by hiking, or you can pay someone at 11 Mile Marina to haul your gear over by boat, as most backcountry sites are close to the water. Bear-proof food storage lockers are provided at backcountry sites. These locations feature some of the most scenic and private campsites in all of Eleven Mile State Park.