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Nice swimming for kids but the sites are too close they need to remove half the sites for room to breathe!

We were a quick stop to break up a trip and we wanted to bike Capitol Forest. This place was perfect. Due to closures our only choices were this and Fall Creek Campground. It wasn't clear at first that Evergreen has dry camping for $20 a night. You turn left after the manager's house and then work your way left back into the woods, driving on the forest floor. It's all flat and easy to get level and once you get back there you feel like you're in the woods by yourself. We arrived mid-afternoon on a Friday and there was no one else dry camping and very few other campers. Yes there were a few gunshots but we left for our bike ride and by the time we got back it was completely quiet. He biked up and got to Fall Creek Campground around 5 and it was full. It would have been 30 minutes off the 5 on gravel washboard road whereas Evergreen is a quick 10 minutes on paved roads. Fall Creek was also fairly smoky from all the campfires. Morning was peaceful at Evergreen until 10 a.m. when the firing range opened and then it was like the 4th of July.

What a great little park. Beautifully maintained and friendly hosts. They have almost everything you need (no camp store is all). Even an RV wash! Very helpful with local info too, much more than the visitor center. Very quiet park. You are back to back with your neighbor but still have lots of room.

We stayed one night and had the whole place to ourselves. Call the number to reserve a site. Grassy area, relatively level. Might be a little tight if they were full. Full hooks available but we only used water and electric. They have showers but we didn't use them. A train does go by frequently but no horn and it wasn't loud. Great place to overnight. They definitely need to advertise way more!