Stone Cliff Campground

This is definitely a tent area. It's a bit of a haul to the campsites from the parking lot. The sites on the riverfront were packed in and sloped too much for my taste. Relatively clean sites. A train goes by twice at night, one at 3:00 am . Yikes. It was quiet during the week. Rafting tours bring busses in and use the ramp. This extra traffic adds to the load on the pit toilets.

This site says that there is a spot for 1 RV and the rear primitive camping. We came in and it was dark (always a no no in camping to arrive at dark) it was also raining. We were not able to find the 1 Rv camping site so we just set up shop where we had room. If you have a small rv or want to do tent camping this spot is great. To wake up on the river and have breakfast was great!! Totally worth checking out. We were totally alone. No other campers rv or tent so was a little creepy because it’s far from anything. Still had fun!

Trying to be as unbiased as possible, I was very pleased with this spot. It’s right on the river, pretty spread out from the other spots. Of course, we were tent camping in late November, so I have no idea how busy it is during the summer, but we didn’t have to deal with much more than a few cars pulling up to the boat dock area. A few things that I believe some other people might not like that wasn’t a big deal for me, my buddy, or my dog: 1) the area we camped was fairly sandy, which I didn’t care, so be sure to bring some sand stakes for your tent. 2) being so close to the river might attract a ton of mosquitoes in the summer so just be wary of that as well 3) you’re unable to park at the campsite we stayed at, so we had to make several trips to lug all of our gear... again, not a huge deal for us, but some might complain.

The only one massive thing we didn’t like was my buddy found a needle in one of the stalls at the bathhouse. Be careful! Also, stalls didn’t have doors on them either

Perfect spot for tent camping. It was pretty quiet because it was a Sunday night, but I imagine it would be more popular on the weekend and in the summer. Overall, great views, has picnic tables, grills, and bathrooms. There is a nearby hiking trail, a place where people fish, and a train across the river that can be a little noisy. One of the better free campsites I’ve stayed at.