Guernsey State Park provides seven campgrounds. Five are around the lake. All campgrounds include comfort stations, picnic tables, fire grills and …
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Aug 28, 2024
We stayed at Guer;nsey State Park in the campground with water and electric. The campsites were nicely separated and several along the beach/coast of the reservoir. But they were not maintained. The…Full review by Becky K
Aug 18, 2024
Had my RV with power and water at Sandy Beach, (very few sites available with hook-ups). Gravel parking, somewhat level, mowed area, dogs allowed, and very small beach with swimming. Explored histor…Full review by edwinm522
Jun 30, 2024
Its worth having a look around Guernsey state park. Its $8 a car and there is a nice scenic road to drive around. We were there early and the only saw 2 other cars. Skyline drive is good. Good views …Full review by BarryandNicolaG
How does a person make a reservations for these Yurts? I go to the website and it says nothing about them.
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I googled the park and went to camping information. You can make online reservations but not until 90 days before the date you want to go. Camping reopens May 15. Couldn't …
I googled the park and went to camping information. You can make online reservations but not until 90 days before the date you want to go. Camping reopens May 15. Couldn't include a website because Trip Advisor doesn't allow that, but here is their phone number: (307) 836-2334 Their online booking is closed now, and you can't make a reservation more than 90 days before the date you want to book. Camping begins again May 15th, so Feb 15 is when reservations open. Hope this helps. We didn't camp in the Yurts, but it shouldn't be difficult to arrange.
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