Twin Lakes State Park

Check-in procedures

Check-in time is 4 p.m. on the arrival date; Check-out is 1 p.m. on the departure date.

Campers will find their site marked with their last name upon arrival. A single parking pass will be clipped to the site marker. Campers can visit the Camp Host (the first site on the right of the campground entrance) or the Park Office/Gift Shop for an additional parking pass.

Things to note about Campground Reservations

All reservations include access to a centralized, modern bath house and dump station. To prevent the spread of harmful insects, please refrain from bringing firewood from outside the park. Firewood will be available for purchase in the campground. Visitors to overnight guests must leave the park by 10 p.m. There is no charge for pets. The park does not offer Wi-Fi access.

Site Types and Sizes

Tent/Popup – Sized for tents and popups up to 20 feet long

25ft – Sized for RVs up to 25 feet long

30ft – Sized for RVs up to 30 feet long

36ft – Sized for RVs up to 36 feet long

Total sites of each type: EW Tent/Popup, 11; EW 25ft, 11; EW 30ft, 7; EW RV36, 4

Cabin guests should register at the Park Office/Gift Shop upon arrival. Those arriving after 4:30 p.m. may access their cabin by entering the last four digits of their reservation number on the keypad at the front door of their cabin, then register the following morning to obtain additional passes.

Included in each Cabin

• Picnic table, lantern hanger, pedestal grill and fire ring available outside
• Kitchens with a refrigerator, electric stove, drip coffee maker, microwave oven, toaster, dishes, glassware, utensils, basic pots and pans appropriate for cabin capacity, and dish detergent
• AM-FM clock radio

Things to note about Cabin Rentals

Linens are not provided. Guests should bring sheets, pillowcases, blankets, towels, bath mats, kitchen towels and cloths. Guests should also bring toiletries, food, coffee filters, and any special cooking supplies, like cooking spray. This park offers no additional bed rentals. Cabins have no TV, telephone, or Wi-Fi access. A $20 fee is charged per pet per night when you make your reservation.

Cabins 1 and 2

• Each accommodates up to eight people
• Two bathrooms
• Three bedrooms (one with a queen bed, one with two twin beds, and the last with two bunk sets)
• Open floor plan
• Gas-log fireplace
• Dishwasher
• Wrap-around porch with rocking chairs
• Cabin 2 has full ADA accessibility with a ramp and accessible tub; Cabin 1 has an accessible shower but no ramp into the cabin

Cabin 5 (The Martin Cottage)

• Accommodates up to four people
• One bathroom
• Two bedrooms (one with a queen size bed, the other with two twin beds)
• Homey atmosphere

Cabin 6

• Accommodates up to six people
• One bathroom
• Two bedrooms (one with a queen bed, the other with two bunk sets)
• Wood-burning fireplace

Cabins 7 and 8

• Each accommodates up to six people
• One bathroom
• Screened porch
• Wood-burning fireplace

Cabins 9 and 10

• Each accommodates up to six people
• Waterfront views
• One bathroom
• Screened porch
• Wood-burning fireplace
• Those with limited physical mobility may have difficulty with concrete stairs leading to these cabins

Cabin 11

• Accommodates up to six people
• Waterfront views
• One bathroom
• Wood-burning fireplace
• Those with limited mobility may have difficulty with concrete stairs leading to this cabin

Bowen Lodge

The Bowen Lodge at Twin Lakes State Park, also known as Cabin 3, is the park’s largest overnight facility. Minimum stays, check-in procedures, things to note, and what’s included that apply to cabins also apply to the Bowen Lodge.

• Accommodates up to 16 people
• Waterfront views
• Three bathrooms
• Six bedrooms (two rooms have a queen bed, another two rooms have two twin beds each, and the other bedrooms each have two bunk sets
• Open floor plan with large common area with living room, kitchen and dining area
• Gas-log fireplace
• Porches with rocking chairs
• ADA Accessible
• Washer and dryer