No potable water here. You can get it at Lakeview or Lottis Creek. We only needed to dump. This has the lame rinse hoses on the tall pole with the crook on the end. These are useless. The approach to the dump holes has giant potholes, so good luck getting your rig tilted the right way to get your tanks drained.

We chose this because of the easy access. The spots up past the dam that had lake access had a pretty rough approach. We liked being next to the river. Unfortunately, someone had left a campfire burning, right next to the river. We got our bucket and put it out. We liked being close to the road so we could get in and out for going hiking, rock...

We camped here twice. The first time down in the woods near a friend, which was not the best road, but there are tons of places to camp out in the woods south of the main road. The second time, we just did the easiest thing, which is the big open space you can see on satellite view below the dam near some buildings. There were quite a few RVs...

First come first serve. The camp host, Greg, is pretty on top of things. Ask him if anyone is leaving. He's pretty casual about checkout time, so you might get a site later in the day if someone leaves, but I'd plan on getting there around 11-12. He also doesn't mind if you stay longer than 2 weeks if you behave. If you want a lakeside site, pay...

We really enjoyed our stay here! Our site was hidden back in the woods. It felt very private. We even rented electric bikes here. There is a trail nearby which goes many places, including Port Angeles and into Olympic National Park. They have an outdoor door pizza oven and made pizzas one of the nights!