Maybe the best kept secret in the Pacfic NW, found this through RV Review and it is wonderful. Many well kept gardens to enjoy, one hot springs pool for RV'ers and a beautiful river to watch or fish. Downside, most of the RV sites are very close together and dirt or gravel, but several are on the river or river view. There is a "hamburger stand" on the site, but nearest market about 5 miles. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is one of the prettiest private campgrounds we have ever seen. The campsites down by the river are on pavement without much privacy or shade, but the campsites up on the upper meadow (where we stayed) are very shaded and private. Although we were about 50 yards away from the river, we could hear it clearly because it was so turbulent. This is a "destination" type resort, so people tend to stay for several days. There are hot-spring fed pools. The entire facility was very well maintained, and the gardens were lovely. We are mountain-bikers, and there is an excellent trail system along the river that extends for many miles. It is also fine for hiking. The only reason that I didn't give this park a "10" is that WiFi was very poor, even inside the main lodge area. I would definitely return to Belknap, given the opportunity. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a busy place because pools and grounds are beautiful attracting tour buses and other groups for day use. There is an office for raft trips here also. The RV sites are nice and some have wide lawns. The water system is lacking. The gardens seem to be well watered but the sites have low water pressure and several had broken lines. At our first site mud flushed into our water lines so we changed sites. We stayed 2 nights. Before we left they started digging up the line next to us requiring we bring our slide in and disconnect. The fee for more than 2 people per site is $8 per person and there is a 9% lodging tax. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is part of the Belknap Hot Springs complex; the main Belknap park is reviewed separately and is one mile away. This is an excellent park with both sunny and shaded sites, usually not heavily used except holiday weekends. Staying at this park entitles you to use the Belknap Hot Springs which ordinarily costs $21 a day for two, so the actual extra cost for the campground is then $5-a bargain! Sites are relatively large and back-in parking is easy; no posts, rocks, bushes, etc. in the way. It is quiet and the surroundings are pleasant. There are a few important quirks. Some sites are 30 amps, others 50. Site 2 has no sewer hookup. There is a laundry with the odd requirement that you fill the machine with water from a pail for the rinse cycle. There is a prominent Camp Host sign on a building near the entrance, but no notice that the host is only present on weekends. Propane is available at the park when host is present. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Forest service campground with beautiful Mckenzie River rushing by. Lots of bicycles, kids, pets. very fun. river rafters going by. Need to reserve 9-12 months in advance to obtain a river site. Highly recommended. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.