Waterfront Camping at Eagles Nest on Elk River
Difficulty
easy
Duration
N/A
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; activities are low-impact and family-friendly.
Overview
Discover the scenic Elk River at Eagles Nest Camp and Canoe, where waterfront camping and access to pristine beaches create an ideal outdoor retreat. Perfect for families and adventurers alike, this site offers both comfort and natural beauty.
Waterfront Primitive Campsite
Starting at $30 per Night for 2 People | Check In 11:00 AM | Choose your site
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of camping on the scenic Elk River, where waterfront sites offer direct access to two beautiful swim beaches. Enjoy spacious tent sites with essential amenities, perfect for groups of any size. Unwind by the river and create unforgettable memories in nature's embrace.
Come enjoy camping on the river!
Rates
Per Night: $30 for 2 People Additional Guests: $15 per Night Some larger sites do require a minimum number of guests to reserve Children 7 and under are FREE
2 Night minimum for Friday Check-ins
Duration
Check-in at 11:00 AM-8:00 PM Please call if you need to arrange a later check-in. Check-out at 10:00 AM
A day pass can be added on site to extend checkout time until 6 pm.
About
We have several different tent site sizes and are able to accommodate any size of group. Water, electric, restrooms, showers, and dumpsters for your trash are all included.
What to Bring
- Please bring a photo ID
- Feel free to bring your own food and drinks - MUST be 21+ to consume alcohol
- You will need to bring all your own camping gear and bedding
- The paths through the campground are not lit, so please remember to bring a flashlight
- If you're planning to swim or float, remember to bring your own towels
- No coolers larger than 48 quart and no Styrofoam coolers!
Adventure Tips
Watch for wildlife
Keep an eye out for river otters and herons that frequent the area.
Bring river footwear
Wear sturdy shoes suitable for wading or walking along rocky beaches.
Check water levels
Monitor river conditions before kayaking or swimming, especially after heavy rain.
Arrive early for beach access
Get to the swim beaches early in peak season to secure a good spot.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- River otters
- Herons
History
The Elk River area has served as a critical natural corridor for local tribes and early settlers, dating back centuries.
Conservation
Efforts focus on maintaining water quality and preserving habitats, ensuring the river remains a haven for wildlife and recreation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Tent and stakes
Suitable for camping overnight and ensuring protection against the elements.
Water shoes
Protect feet from rocky beaches and enjoy water-based activities comfortably.
summer specific
Swimsuit and towel
Enjoy swimming or relaxing on the beach during warm days.
summer specific
Bug spray and sun protection
Keep bugs at bay and protect skin from sun during outdoor activities.
spring; summer; fall specific