Nice tour of the campground at Lee State Park. You might want to talk with a camp host before you post. The roads in the campground often gets ruts after it rains and the rangers grade the roads after the rain stops. You don't need a horse to camp in the equestrian campsite. Horse tailers often have a door on each side at the front for people to get in and out of the horse trailor. Not everyone camps in a camper, some camp in tents. Site #4 requires that you come in to it from the opposite way if you are in a camper, ask a camp host to block traffic while you get into the site. The laundry room is locked. If you want do do laundry it costs $2 per wash and $2 per dry. Both the Family Campground and the Equestrian Campgound have camp hosts. You can ask the camp host for the key and pay for the laundry room at either the office, of if you have correct change, the camp host can help you. I often camp host in the equestrian campgound.
As always, much appreciated.
Nice tour of the campground at Lee State Park. You might want to talk with a camp host before you post. The roads in the campground often gets ruts after it rains and the rangers grade the roads after the rain stops. You don't need a horse to camp in the equestrian campsite. Horse tailers often have a door on each side at the front for people to get in and out of the horse trailor. Not everyone camps in a camper, some camp in tents. Site #4 requires that you come in to it from the opposite way if you are in a camper, ask a camp host to block traffic while you get into the site. The laundry room is locked. If you want do do laundry it costs $2 per wash and $2 per dry. Both the Family Campground and the Equestrian Campgound have camp hosts. You can ask the camp host for the key and pay for the laundry room at either the office, of if you have correct change, the camp host can help you. I often camp host in the equestrian campgound.
Thanks for the additional info. It is very helpful!