
There are two campgrounds at Cabwaylingo State Forest.
Tick Ridge is a 20-site rustic campground with 20-sites.
Spruce Creek Campground, added to the forest facilities in 1999, features eleven sites, six with electrical and water hookups and full shower and bathroom facilities.
All campsites have tent pads, fireplaces, drinking water, picnic tables, and firewood.
Shower and toilet facilities are located nearby.
The campgrounds are open from April 1 through October 31.
No reservations are required for camping.
All sites are rented on a first come, first served basis, and only one tent is allowed per site.
Cabwaylingo State Forest offers a 100-person fully-equipped group camp and serves as a great location for church retreats, civic meetings, family reunions and other large social outings. This rustic style camp was formerly the old Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) barracks, featuring two new barracks, rebuilt in 2004, which sleep fifty each and a third building which houses a dining hall with a completely furnished kitchen. A complete shower house was added in 1999. The group camp features a council circle that is perfect for an evening campfire. The group camp is available from early May through late October and must be reserved in advance.
