Yes, you can camp right there on site at the loading area or in designated camping areas.

 

yea, the campground is right there, and if i remember right, they offer free electrical hookups, otherwise pitch a tent in the unloading area, but would prob be quieter in the campground thats maybe half mile away

but genoa is closed right now

 

im going to tuttle creek this saturday morning if anyone is interested in going, let me know

 

Thanks for the information on Genoa, I have a 5th wheel trailer that cuts down on the travel expenses.

 

Also Tuttle Creek sounds good it's only 2 hrs from me. May see you down there if every thing works out. I've only had a 4 wheeler down there how do the ATV's fair with the wild 4 wheelers roaring around.

 

i have no idea, this will be my first time down there. i have a lifted chevy truck but im going with a few guys that have jeeps so if it looks like my truck is going to be too big for the trails (which it probably will be) ill just follow them around on my atv. should be fun either way. let me know what your riding so i can look out for you

anyone else wanna go?

 

With all this rain make sure you have a way to winch out. My son in law did about $3500 worth of dammage to his brand new Chevy when he was down there last year.

 

what happened? was his truck lifted or not? I think almost all of those guys have winches on their jeeps, but ill probably just follow on my quad anyway.

 

His truck was lifted and some of them had winches luckly because every one was pulled out at one time or the other. I think you can avoid most of the bad places if you want to. Oh and this is my at home profile.

 

Has anyone been to Tuttle Creek by the spillway, I have only been to Randalph which is the ORV part. I hear you can only ride smaller bikes at the spillway.