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Lone Eagle Campground has modern full service camping with 84 asphalt pads to choose from. 54 of these pads have 30 amp electrical pedestals, 14 pads with 50 amp pedestals, and 16 pads with 50 amp pedestals, water and sewer hook-ups. The fee for staying at Lone Eagle campground are as follows: $12.00 per night on camping pad This campground is named in honor of the American Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus Leucocephalus), a common visitor to the area particularly in the winter. The majestic bird represents a true success story in wildlife management, as careful conservation brought numbers back from the brink of extinction to current populations. In 1994, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officially removed the American Bald Eagle from the endangered species list. This area has become a particular favorite of one such bird. Local residents have observed this eagle perched nearby, and many have their own stories inspired by the presence of our national symbol. |