Reviews

Sophie Negi

We always love visiting this campground!! The river is so close to the campsites, we love that they have a playground for our kids to play on, and the staff is always so friendly and kind. We also love the proximity to so many amazing restaurants, and wineries. Would highly recommend staying here!

Drew Foggo

Not a fan. We were put in a site that would be perfect for a class B van, but have a TT and pickup. Section C restroom and shower are closed ( heard it's been closed over a year) and with no sewer connection means you pay for a honey wagon or break camp and dump. Campgrounds look nice, but won't be back

Michele Roberts

It is a beautiful place, but sites are tight, and the roads are tricky to navigate. It was fine for our overnight, but I won't reserve here again. If you have a small trailer/camping setup it would probably be fine. No sewer, no cell reception and only 30amp sites with water.

Rick Lambert

The RV park is very beautiful. Has easy access to the river. The cabins are very beautiful spacious and roomy.

Angela Warner

This Thousand Trails campground is quiet, easy to get, and the sites are well kept. The security staff is attentive and friendly. This is our second time visiting, and will certainly return!

Lenita Southwick

This little hidden gem is so nice and cozy with such a welcoming look and feel that justs wraps itself around you upon arrival, it's like coming home, only better, in my opinion, because I don't have to scrub or scour the bathroom, lol...! The staff are friendly and welcoming, there's plenty of things to do and see for everyone without having to travel far away from the campground, they are very pet friendly, and the raw scenic beauty is breath taking. I always feel like the epitome of a"Happy Camper" from check in until check out.

sajabelly

The man at the entrance was very kind. The park itself is very tight. So if you have a big RV, you better be a really good driver. It is on a hill,also. The bathroom is disgusting...lots of spiders and spider webs. We were only there one night and I don't think it was cleaned in the 2 days we were there.

Derek Weber

Coming into this Thousand Trails campground made us a little nervous at first. Coming off of the highway there are broken down campers and RV encampments along the road. None of it interfered with the campground itself though. Check-in was easy but the entrance is a bit tight for bigger rigs. If you have a larger rig be very conscious of where the spots are that allow for them. Ask at the ranger office for the list of ones they should have open. Drive extremely slow. Roads and turns are very narrow. Some spots are inclined in a way that your hind end may really scrape the ground/asphalt. There are grooves in the road everywhere it is common. Spaces are all 30 amp with no sewer hookups. Many spaces are very narrow/tight and uphill from your neighbor. The asphalt of many spots is crumbling along the edges and the dirt eroding away. If you have stairs that come out a ways they may just end at a cliff. Facilities are all in desperate need of updates and in a state of disrepair. Bathroom walls were falling off. Laundry is outdoors which I found extremely odd. All-in-all the park just seemed quite rough. There's really nothing to do in the area either. We stayed for 10 days which we felt was WAY too long.

Kat Lealle

Older park, not big rig friendly. Spaces very close together, winding roads, up and down hills. Ours is only 35' 5th wheel and we couldn't get into any of the vacant sites.