Great prices, great location, great views. Just a shame that people got to bring thier dogs that are not quite.
Awesome place, the owner was very nice, best place ever!!!
The campground is small and pretty rustic. Campground owner is extremely nice and accommodating, he let us stay in his field across the street from the campground because we had a large trailer and wouldn't fit in any of the sites. He even let some of our other friends with trailers stay too and still tried to only charge us for one site. But we payed him extra since he was so good to us.
One of the best nights of sleep in weeks. Nice and quiet, with the river roaring you to sleep, plus it was nice and shady in the morning. Bob, the owner is awesome and very laid back. There's a port-o-potty and recycling/trash, but no running water - however there's some available down the street. For $10/night it's a steal anyways. Even if the grounds are full, Bob will find a place for you - he mentioned overflow camping across the street. You won't be turned away!
We pulled into this site late at night not knowing what to expect. Sean greeted us with information about the campground and to collect the ten dollar fee. He was super friendly and we felt great about staying there. It was a great site for the night and even more beautiful in the morning.
Gerat spot for fishing on the Cascade river. Campground does not have a lot to offer. No power, water, or restrooms. Port a potty is available. Just a quiet area to camp.
In a pinch this campground was what was available outside the National Park. It is a private campground that charges the public $10 a night per campsite. They ought to have been able to service the full porta potties, or at least have refilled the toilet paper in them. Sanitizer would have been a nice amenity. The only running water available is a swift river that had eroded an eight-foot-high cut bank at the edge of our tent pad. Signs are posted here and there to keep guests from falling in the river. The campground generally appears as though they ran a D6 through the forest twenty or thirty years ago and have not maintained it since. It could use regrading and a couple tons of hog fuel to cover the mud.
Nice places to camp. We had a great time.