Salmonberry Campground (Benton County Park)

Cecilia

Nice small campground with river access. Water was low so we did not launch our kayak. Others did, including kids. Close to hiking trails and downtown, where you can grab supplies. Best of all was the camp host, Carol, she is friendly and funny! We will be back.

James E

We stopped here during our bike packing trip around Oregon. This was my favorite campsite of the trip. It's nice and secluded, very wooded, and the river runs adjacent. I took a quick wade in the clear water! Carole the camp host was so wonderful!

Brett Windham

Beautiful little campground! Rv & tent spots, a yurt, and cabin are all available for a decent price. Camp hosts were amazing, and the bathrooms and showers were kept clean and tidy.

Sam Miller

Mostly a campground for RVs but a few sites tucked in the back are good for tent camping. I'd recommend sites 13, 14, and 15 in that order for tent camping (the 3 sites are close together and are shown in the picture with 13 on the right, 14 middle, and 15 left). Sites have benches and firepits. Potable well water is available (couldn't find this info online). I imagine this campground will usually have openings due to the nightly cost being quite high, $40/night. I probably won't go back but enjoyed my time there.

Haley

Village camping ~ (mid summer 2021) We got lucky and were able to get a site from a no-show reservation. We paid $25 for our site. The campsite feels similar to a park with a oval map with a large grass field in the center. The sites were pretty close together but we made friends with our camping neighbors. The restrooms were very clean! Showers are available with quarter operation. We bought fire wood from the camp host. In the morning we see the for a swim in the river. The water was perfect temperature and fairly clean!