Spring Valley Reservoir

We stayed Thursday to Tuesday in a fairly level gravel site with a great view of the reservoir and surrounding forest. RV sites have water and electric service a picnic table and BBQ, AT&T cell was fair, and Verizon didn't have any bars. Our 32' Class C Motor home w/3 slides and toad fit nicely with plenty of room to spare, there were a few large 5th wheels in other sites too. There is a camp host on site and it looked like a rangers quarters up the road. There are nice grassy areas and shade trees around, most RV sites were in open sunshine. There are a few tent sites with great views right across from the water and more in the wooded area further in the park.There are restroom facilities about the park, several docks for fishing, a fish cleaning station with running water, a boat ramp though we don't think motorized craft are allowed. This park has areas to swim, Kayak, a large covered area with picnic tables for groups and is very much family oriented. No reservations just 1st come 1st served, but we had no problem getting our site during the week, seniors get a discount. The city of Troy is close and Moscow a little further, with shopping, restaurants, coffee drive-thru's and city night life. We will stay again and recommend it to anyone looking for a great place to stay for a while and relax.

Stayed here the night of August 12, 2020. It gets cold at night! Not sure if people were boating way late but there was some noise going on late, but nothing disruptive. Good price for good camping. Fire pit and picnic table, fairly flat tent platform, and a bathroom. I did have one bar from T-Mobile when I was at the camp host site but it was pretty much no service.

Spring Valley campground is by a small reservoir of the same name. There are about 10 pull-through RV sites with water and electric, but doesn't look like they have sewer hook up. I was there on a weekend in early August and most of the sites were available. The sites are big enough for the largest RVs. They're very exposed, no shade and no privacy from other sites. They have a view of the reservoir and forested hills beyond. It seemed pretty clean; i didn't see any trash. There are also a few tent camp sites a little further along the road, in the pines. The reservoir is mostly a day use area, with a small beach area, several docks for fishing (mostly trout and bass), and a trail that goes around the lake (a little more than 2 miles). The south side of the reservoir is forested, while the other side (where the road is) is in the open. There were several people using the day use area, but it was still pretty quiet.