Small park with tight sites. Nice helpful staff. Steep driveway. Some sites unlevel. This park was flooded out a couple of years ago and there rebuilding. Would not stay here again We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a tight, small park in two levels on a steep slope with a view of a wide set of rocks or rapids below (depending on water level). It has very tight curves and I recommend against taking large rigs into it. The view is very pretty but the sites are gravel and the highway is very close. We camped here in a Motorhome.
I echo the "tight but nice" comments. If approaching from the east, watch very carefully, otherwise you won't find a place to turn (a big rig) around for a few miles. If you're approaching from the west, you'll have a right hand hairpin to negotiate to get in. Once settled, the sites are tucked away, and the river provides a pleasant backdrop. Staff was helpful. We camped here in a Motorhome.
While the roads in this park and sites were "tight" for a bigger rig, this place is definitely worth it. Located right on the Umpqua River, with lots of trees and shade, it's a very nice place to be...if you're looking for beauty and serenity, that is. Folks in the office very nice as well. They accept Passport America, so 1/2 off the nightly rate to boot. Nicest sites are on the lower terrace. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The campsites were rather "tight" but after settling in, this was a nice campground. The
Umpqua River runs adjacent to this campground. River running and fishing is available. We spent most of our time visiting relatives who live near here so didn't have much time to avail ourselves of the facilities. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.