Kyen Campground And Oak Grove Day Use Area
Camp site features
Across 93 camp sites:
- Electric hookups: 28 of 93 sites
- Water hookups: 31 of 93 sites
- Sewer hookups: 28 of 93 sites
- Fire pit: all 93 sites
- Picnic table: all 93 sites
- Pets allowed: 92 of 93 sites
- ADA accessible: 3 of 93 sites
- Longest RV: 35 ft
- Largest party: 8 people
- Power up to 50 amps
- Equipment: CAR, CARAVAN/CAMPER VAN, PICKUP CAMPER, POP UP, RV, SMALL TENT, Tent, Trailer
Services within 25 miles · OpenStreetMap
Nearest dump station: 0.7 mi
Directions
From the South (San Francisco, Santa Rosa, Ukiah): Follow Highway 101 North towards Ukiah. Approximately 5 miles north of Ukiah, take Highway 20 East. Continue on Highway 20 East for approximately 2 miles. Turn right onto Marina Dr. Continue past the North Boat Ramp and Oak Grove Day-Use Area until you reach the campground Entrance Station on your right.
From the North (Eureka, Willits, Fort Bragg): Follow Highway 101 South. Approximately 15 miles south of Willits, take Highway 20 East. Continue on Highway 20 East for approximately 2 miles. Turn right onto Marina Dr. Continue past the North Boat Ramp and Oak Grove Day-Use Area until you reach the campground Entrance Station on your right.
From the East (Sacramento): From the city of Williams, take Highway 20 West. Continue on Highway 20 for approximately 2 hours or 80 miles traveling past Clearlake and Blue Lakes. Approximately 3 miles after the Potter Valley turn-off, turn left onto Marina Dr. Continue past the North Boat Ramp and Oak Grove Day-Use Area until you reach the campground Entrance Station on your right.
Stay Limit
Check in from 1 PM, check out by 11 AM.
Reviews
Peter F
Loop:Kyen
Site:
Reviewed a month ago
Many of the tweekers came at night without paying for a reservation and made noise all night. One lady camped across from us with two dogs. The dogs barked all night and even got away from her at 1:30am. She yelled at them to get back for the longest time. The next morning, my friends 8 year old son was eating his breakfast burrito. The dog ran to him at the table and snatched his food away from the child. Even though the lady apologized for not having her dog leashed and under control, she later asked to purchase something to drink so she could take her medication. All we wanted was peace and quiet. As soon as she saw the park ranger, she left in a hurry without paying. The ranger stated she did recognize the car.
Mary Beth B
Loop:Kyen
Site:
Reviewed a month ago
The campground itself was quite open and did not have much privacy for each site. I never met a staff person during my time there.
Mainly, the experience was less pleasant due to the other campers. One family apparently comes every weekend and has yapping dogs that can get free. The young girl didn't speak in a normal voice but was always screetching. Both kids used their scooters and twirling flags on the shared road just by my camp site and kept my dog on alert and upset (usually a pretty calm dog.) I couldn't wait to leave.
Megan B
Loop:Kyen
Site:
Reviewed 2 months ago
Really beautiful campground! A few downsides is that I had to rush to get there with the gates closing (this is partly on me as I do long travel days). And there was no soap.... So make sure to bring some! But very nice campground with a good view of the lake on one side. Also they have recycling as well as trash which I always am happy to see!
thomas b
Loop:Kyen
Site:
Reviewed 2 months ago
On a weekend, this place was overrun with people. Urban folks who come up there to party.
Rod S
Loop:Kyen
Site:
Reviewed 2 months ago
The campground suffered some neglect but has recently been improved a bit. Flush toilets and showers are always welcome. The campers were all cordial and it was a restful and peaceful experience.
bryan g
Loop:Kyen
Site:
Reviewed 2 months ago
Great place for those seeking campgrounds near a body of water. The restrooms were serviced about 2-3 times a day, so they were clean. The showers had warm water, so that’s a big plus. Definitely returning next year!

