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Bugbee Camping Area

Small primitive shoreline camping area with three sites and soft ground after rain; no drinking water or flush toilets.

Bugbee Canyon camping under two cottonwoods during the winter. The trees have no leaves.

Photo: NPS · Public domain · source and license. Lake Meredith National Recreation Area scenery, not the individual campground.

Bugbee Canyon camping under two cottonwoods during the winter. The trees have no leaves. · NPS Photo · Source and rights

Campground planning guide

Key campground details

Small primitive shoreline camping area with three sites and soft ground after rain; no drinking water or flush toilets.

Camping and available facilities

Published camping types: Tent, Primitive.

  • Primitive — at selected campground areas or sites
  • Waterfront — at selected campground areas or sites

No full-hookup service is confirmed in this listing; many dry or primitive campgrounds have no individual utility connections.

Questions to confirm before traveling

Check the current campground operating status, whether reservations are required or prohibited, accessible facilities, drinking water availability, fire rules, road access, RV length restrictions and overnight stay limits. The operator’s website is the authoritative source.

Official campground source

This listing is based on National Park Service information researched November 3, 2026. Actual campsite conditions and fees can change.

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