I agree with previous reviewers, the place is beautiful. The sites are easy to get into, especially up above. The hot pools are fabulous (two of them). The only problem we had is that we felt like second class citizens. I think the people running both a motel and RV park should be just as friendly and accommodating to the RV people as they are to the motel users. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We had a great time here for our very first RV experience. This is a great location, essentially on the McKenzie River, great gardens, nice hot-spring fed swimming pools and near other great destinations like waterfalls. The lower number sites are supposed to be prime since they are right on the river, but they too near the hustle and bustle of the main lodge for our taste. We stayed on the upper level overlooking the river (site 13). It was a bit small, but had partial shade and some privacy. As mentioned above, they was lots to do. We loved the walking paths and the "Secret Garden". Unlike the numerous reviews from Trip Adviser, we found the front desk staff pleasant. The grounds were well kept. Now the not so good. The place is popular! Very busy in the summer with tourists and wedding parties. We had a wedding reception dominate the upper grass area with dancing and music until late. Wasn't too bad, though. My wife said the bathroom/showers were not clean. I found the Men counterpart to be what you would expect from a bathroom/shower used by swimmers with wet feet and people with shoes, a little muddy and very wet floor. Otherwise I didn't mind the bathroom or showers that much. The sewer hook-up was in the front, by the power and water. Unfortunately, this was about 25 feet from our trailer's drain. We had to pull forward at the end of our stay to dump our grey and black water. Bottom line, we would stay here again, maybe off season or during the weekday. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a great park to stay if you want solitude and quiet. Only 16 RV sites which are pretty much level and easy to get into. Full hook up except no cable TV or Wi-Fi since you're in the woods. The showers are pretty good, but this year the mens toilets needed repairs. This park is an extension of the main resort located about a mile away. Full access to the amenities at the resort, but you need to drive. The road through the park is used by people either renting the condos or living in them located above the sites so a lot of dust is kicked up when they fail to slow down. For peace and quiet without the amenities of an RV park, try this place. $25 a night is pretty good. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We reviewed this park 4 years ago. This park is part of Belknap Hot Springs Resort and is located about 2 miles from the main center. There are RV sites at both locations; we like this because it is level, has more spacious sites, and is quieter. (http://www.belknaphotsprings.com/index.htm) Lovely, quiet, large, well separated sites. Laundry. Water pressure 30 to 45#, mostly 30. Pond, rhododendron, fern, hydrangea, trees. Sounds of wind through the trees, falling water (from pond). No broadcast TV reception, poor Verizon signal. Environmentally unconscious; no recycling. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

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.