Initially, I tried the C loop (no generator). Unfortunately, that loop is tent only. I thought maybe I could squeeze my little Brew Hut and truck into one of those sites, but it was a no go. To me, it makes more sense to designate one of the rv loops for no generators since people with rvs are more likely to bring generators than people with tents. But what do I know?
I talked to one of the camp hosts and told him that I really would like a site that won’t have generator noise or a bright streetlight. He told me to go up high on loop F. I drove past a guy on loop E who had one of the loudest generators I’ve ever heard. But up on loop F, it was practically empty. My nearest neighbor had solar panels out, which is always a good sign.
Callie and I hiked around the Price Lake Loop on both days we stayed here. We walked all of the campground loops and also did a good chunk of the Boone Fork Loop Trail. The lake views were outstanding; Callie took several swimming opportunities; and the trails were well maintained and featured a canopy of shrubbery.
Best of all, the temperatures stayed cool at night, making for perfect sleeping weather with no artificial light or generators. We continue to make our way east.
