Camp Roosevelt is a small, rustic 10-site campground nestled in mixed hardwoods at 1,300 feet elevation, offering a quiet retreat with good privacy between sites.

The campground is historically significant as the site of the first Civilian Conservation Corps camp (established April 4, 1933) and features interpretive trails through old CCC foundations.

Basic amenities include flush toilets, gravel parking aprons (16' x 38'), and two water spigots, with a waste station available; the campground operates seasonally (May 25-October 15) on a first-come, first-served basis with no reservations.