Indian Cove Campground is a big place; there are 101 individual site, 13 group sites, a picnic area, a nature trail, and TONS of rock climbing routes all throughout this area. The park did a really nice job laying out this campground. The group portion is set off on its own, while the individual campsites are nestled into private nooks in the rock.
Group sites can be reserved up to 12 months ahead of time. These sites get booked out pretty far in advance, especially on weekends and peak spring and autumn months. Make sure to get your reservations ASAP once you know when you’re going. Sites #1 - #6 are a little larger and set back farther from the road. Pit toilets along with garbage and recycling bins are located along the road.
Individual sites can be reserved up to 6 months ahead of time. The campsites at Indian Cove are a little hit and miss. Some are really nicely located among cool rock formations that provide privacy, while others are placed really close to each other. Site #23 - #29, and #91 - #101 are some of the most secluded, with sites #98 - #101 requiring a short walk to reach.
One thing to be aware of is that the base for many popular rock climbing routes start in some campsites. Climbers should ask permission before using these routes if you are there. If you want avoid climbers being in your campsite, don’t stay in sites #1 - #12, and #40 - #44. Pit toilets along with garbage and recycling bins are located throughout the campground. Dogs are permitting at this campground, but are not allowed on any of the trails in the park.
Individual campsites cost $20 per night, and can be reserved up to 6 months in advance.
Group campsites cost $35 - 50 per night, and can be reserved up to 12 months in advance.
