Take the 180. Much smoother and less loopy. Plus there's road work on the 198 at the other entrance. We had to wait an hour in the sun, cars parked. Besides that, Stony creek is in the middle, very far from everything else, but there is a BEAUTIFUL sequioa grove nearby in between Dorst Creek and Stony Creek called the... More

Please note: there are 2 campgrounds across from each other: Stoney Creek and Upper Stony creek. We stayed at the latter, and are very glad for it! So maybe I shouldn't write this.... one of the best things about the campground was that it was so quiet. We didn't plan to camp here, first tried Lodgepole (full) and then Stoney... More

This really is a beautiful place. Most campsites, except for a few choice sites, are fairly close together, limiting privacy. There are a few sites though that are very secluded, right on the creek, and are excellent places to camp if you can get them. There are 49 total sites and at least 10-15 of them are quite nice, in... More

This was by far one of the best campgrounds in the area. We have stayed at Azalea, Dorst, Potwisha and at cedar creek. We also have had a good look at lodgepole. I would say out of all of these our favorite has been at Stony Creek. We stayed here in June of 2008 with our 30 foot trailer at... More

This was a nice place to camp. We reserved the site back in April. This campground is not in the park, its between the two parks on the Generals highway. Stony creek is a large campground . Mostly locals were camping here. There are only 48 sites all very large, it has flush not pit restrooms .The creek flows rite... More