Success Lake Camping

Best for campers who want a quieter, less-trafficked corner of the Success Lake recreation area and don't need electric hookups. No detailed site data is available, so it suits flexible campers comfortable with some uncertainty in the booking process.

North Tule Campground is part of the Success Lake recreation area but has no site count, hookup data, or rating on record. It shares the lake's boating, fishing, and kayaking access, and the 14-day stay limit applies here as it does across the complex. Because reservation analytics aren't available for North Tule, campers should check availability directly and treat it as a secondary option if Tule's sites are full. If you need electric hookups or a confirmed large-rig site, book Tule instead.

Best for tent campers or small vehicle campers looking for an alternative footprint within the Success Lake complex. Like North Tule, it suits visitors who are flexible and don't need hookups or confirmed rig clearances.

South Tule Campground rounds out the three-campground complex at Success Lake but similarly lacks published site counts, vehicle limits, or review data. It's part of the same recreation area with access to the same lake activities. Without booking analytics on file, the best strategy is to check South Tule alongside Tule when searching for availability — if Tule's 101 sites are booked out, South Tule may have openings, particularly in the lower-demand months from October through March.

Best for RV campers and anyone who wants electric hookups — it's the only campground at Success Lake with 30amp and 50amp service and a verified 80-foot vehicle limit. Also the right pick for anyone who wants a data-backed booking experience, since all of Campsite Tonight's reservation analytics come from Tule's 5,064 reservations.

Tule is the main campground at Success Lake and the one with real infrastructure: 27 electric sites with both 30amp and 50amp service, 74 standard non-electric sites, and a vehicle limit generous enough for the largest Class A rigs. The lake access here supports boating, kayaking, and fishing for bass, crappie, catfish, and bluegill. Booking pressure is modest — 59.6% of reservations are made within a week — but July tightens noticeably, with last-minute share falling to 45%. Weekdays are consistently Medium demand every day of the week, so midweek visits in spring or fall are your best bet for a relaxed stay. The 3.8 rating across 257 reviews reflects a functional but unpolished experience: don't expect ranger-curated amenities, but the lake itself is the draw.