Willow Lake Park — Attraction in Prescott

Spent the day mountain biking the near by trails. Started on the Britni trailhead on the south side of the lake. The loop on the west side of the lake is gravel and great for walking. Dog friendly as well. Boat ramp and covered picnic areas. At the time I came the lake was very low and it actually opened up other trails to ride/hike. Tails are marked really well. Probably the best signage I've ever seen at a park. At every intersection of a trail you had a sign with your location. It would be very difficult to get lost. The Dells were some really challenging biking. A lot of double blacks which resulted hike a biking some sections, especially up hill. Incredible some people can ride those sections. When there were ridable sections it was a blast. Really cool rock formations made it interesting. Even though the map doesn't show it, you can bike into the park north of the lake to access additional hiking/biking. Be prepared for a climb since the connector trail is steep. It was fun to ride back...

The lots are small. The picnic table is about 1/2 size. The water line is in the ground and it is not convenient to hooking up. We had a camper pulled in to about 4 feet from our picnic table. There is little shade. While we were there we had a sewer line back up which effected 4 campsites. I used my shovel to dig trenches to channel the sewage away from the the back of my camper towards the road. This was not a good experience. I would not recommend this campground not...

It was a nice place to see, lovely views of the water but just be careful where you step.. I almost step on duck poop, thankfully my boyfriend stopped me before I did haha but it was a beautiful veiw once to get away from that. There is also way to go to the other side to climb the small mountain. Recommend going there when an hour before sunset for you can reach the top by sunset and see the most amaing veiw with a nice...