Lisa Buskirk’s Blue Mountain Campground

Same as other reviews. Nice ladies running the place, but there’s apparently no quiet time or etiquette enforced at all, and it’s pretty crowded. A rude mob of festival dbags showed up at dusk and basically camped on top of us, right in the middle of the camp. They went on like happy idiots talking loud, playing drums and radio well on to midnight, even way after one irate dad lost his shit and screamed at them it was time to sleep. It was pretty ridiculous.

The owner is a nice woman but your basically camping in her backyard. Most of the sites are uneven because the property slopes. There’s no quiet hours here! So if your camping with little ones find another place! My family was woken up twice throughout the night by a large group screaming and blasting music. Calls to the front desk did nothing. NEVER AGAIN!!!

Owner is welcoming and nice but allows way too many parties to camp here. This campground allows people to ride in and set up camp in the middle of the night with no regard to people trying to sleep. This happened both the nights we were there. There is one shower for men and one shower for women when the campground can have 100+ people staying. If you want to get shitfaced and not have people shushing you, this is the place, if not, stay away

Went camping here last weekend because North South Lake Campground was booked. It was definitely an OK experience. The lady who I assume is the owner Lisa was very welcoming and lively. We were able to pitch a tent anywhere we wanted (there was almost no one else around that weekend) for $ 30 a night. Although the checkout is at 11AM, Lisa gave us an extension to 3PM because we woke up pretty late the following morning.
It felt like we were camping in someone’s backyard. The campsite itself is not that big but there are plenty of picnic tables, fire rings, charcoal grills but there were no hiking trails, lakes, rivers or even a puddle to entertain ourselves with. Good thing it was kind of a rainy weekend and just getting the fire going was keeping us busy or it would have been boring. The campsite was clean during our visit and it was fairly quiet (actually around 9PM we started hearing a few rifle shots which was scary since it was pitch dark).
They have a pretty clean bathroom with two toilets and one shower. The shower area is actually not lit so bring a flashlight! They also offer laundry services! The store that greets you at the front has many supplies such as plastic toys for children, beverages, firewood bundle ($ 6-​$ 7), snacks, etc. We actually checked out their site for attractions and thought that they would have things to do ON their campground as it is written on their site
but when we asked Lisa about any trails or kayaking she just said that she could tell us where to go for those things. Which… kinda sucked I suppose.
All in all, it was an okay experience. We drove for several hours so we were not going to go back home without a bellyful of smores so I guess it was better than nothing. It was $ 30 a night to pitch a tent which I suppose is not worth it since the whole experience was like pitching a tent and a campfire in a nice lady’s backyard.

DO NOT GO TO THIS PLACE ! if you need a good camping experience try the north south lake camping ground which is just few minutes from this place.
This is somebody’s backyard and filthy. You don’t get «camping in a beautiful place «experience here. This is also more expensive than the state run north-​south campground which is by a huge lake with hills that have great views.
We made a mistake and paid for it. Watch out for the ditch in the entrance. Without any proper sign posts there is a good chance you will drive into the ditch. Happened to me. They made me pay 100 $ to tow the car out. The owner just happened to own the tow truck too. It all sounds fishy to me.:(I will never go back here. What a waste.