This campground was serverely damaged by the rainfall of October 20, 2003. We camped there for the Eagle Festival the 2nd week of February, 2004. All the sites that were next to the river have been washed out. I was told by the park manager that the water was about ten feet high in the middle of the campground. It was up to the door knob on the middle rest room. All the rest rooms were closed when we were there. It will be quite some time before they can repair the damage. There are camp sites available, no sewer hookup. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park alongside the Skagit river. Great base camp for eagle watching in winter. A couple of "outfitters" use the non-rv side of the park as a loading point for a bus ride further upriver, and as the end of the float trip. Some pull-thru's, mostly back-ins. All sites have electric (30 amp) ($15), 21 also have water ($18), others share a central water source to fill holding tank. Reservations can be made up to 10 months in advance, but not if less than 48 hours. Then, if you arrive after office hours (or if nobody is there) you need to check the "reservation" board to see which sites are not reserved for when you are planning on staying and pick from what is available. Dump station is on the way out, but not convenient for returning to your campsite. Road up to office is fine, but after that they get narrow. Would have to get partially on the grass to pass another vehicle. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.