Pittsfield Lake Campground

"Nice community park campground. Wooded sites near the lake in the South CG are mostly back-in with adequate space. Soccer fields and playground are adjacent to the CG. Sites are fairly level with E/W and dump station. Quiet the 2 nights we stayed. Suggest entering from SR 106 to 415th St."

"Great little city campground. Well kept. Take the extra time to go to 415th street and then into the park...you'll save 10 minutes of poor roads and possibly your marriage/relationship. One real pull-thru. Everything else is some fashion of backin. There are a couple where if you're first you can pull-thru to your site. Very quiet. Not full at all during our visit. Nice neighbors. Kids playing. People having a good time without bothering anyone else. Perfect for a night traveling through or stay a bit and visit town."

"For a city campground nestled between a lake; cornfields; and a soccer field it was just fine for hubby and I. The white Oaks and Hickory trees provided welcomed shelter (but in September/October watch out for falling nuts and pods (which did crack a neighbors skylight frame). Electricity and water for $15, an old but clean shower house with flush toilets; and a dump station. There is no hose for POTABLE water at the dump station. Apparently, there is a north and south (upper and lower) campground. We stayed in the upper. Turn towards the soccer field, then the loop will be on your left nestled into the park. A well kept, old-fashioned playground is to your left just before the loop. (Metal slide, teeter-totter; tall swings) When we arrived on a Sunday in September there was a soccer tournament going on with about 350 kids, concessions, and cheers. Few campers remained afterward. A neighbor was there to fish. The lake has a host of fish. There’s a beach/picnic area on the opposite side of the lake to fish at. The lake did not seem accessible by foot from this campground."

"Very nice, secluded campground. $15 for water and 50am hookup! Dump station in the park. We were just traveling south and decided to rest here but chose to stay a few days because it's beautiful, friendly and inexpensive. The dog enjoyed the area also. Would stay there again."

"Water and electric sites for $15 a night. They have a dump station and bathhouse has showers. Lots of locals camp here. Kids playing loudly at the playground till really late on the weekend. It was very tricky to find because it wasn't on Google Maps yet. Bathrooms were pretty rugged. Sites were not laid out well. Not the worst camp we have stayed at, but I would not recommend it."