Boles Field Campground

Can’t say enough good things about this park. Camp host was a great guy, gave me some good tips on local food. If you are a KOA or resort kind of camper, this is not for you. If you want a totally relaxing night surrounded by huge trees in a National Forest, welcome home. I stayed during the week, I was the only person at the entire campground. Did not use the showers or restrooms.

This was a very basic campground, no paved sites but with water and electric hook ups. Each side also had a picnic table and a fire grill. It would normally cost $6 but with the senior pass $3. How can you beat that. Even though trucks and cars go by in the daytime, at night it was very quiet. If it had a dump, I would’ve given it five stars.

We got here late in the day when it had been raining all day. The gravel/clay site was fine but there were some soft spots on the driveway that required 4 WD assistance to back into the number 3 site. Our site was mostly clean and is directly in the path to the restrooms and showers.
The restrooms/showers are OK, though a bit dirty. If you have shower shoes, I would recommend wearing them. The showers are operated on a timer (like a lot of sinks where you push down on the top and the water runs for a timed amount). They are warm enough, but, not hot. Prepare for repeated pushes. One other important thing, there is a vented window the size of a door. So, the temp in the shower is the same as outside. 🥶
Camp host is nice and helpful.
Lots of space for any rig.
Plenty of space to walk the dog.
Felt safe, and not bothered by the traffic.
For 3. (6. Without the Pass) it's GREAT!

I got to the campground and was shocked; it's right on the highway! A truck could kick up a rock and boom—there’s your windshield. No wonder it was only $6. But it's not just that. The camp host looks like he's lived there for ten years with tarps and crap everywhere. It was literally the worst looking situation I've ever seen in a public campground. I did not feel safe and I do not recommend it.