Only a few spots can accommodate the bigger rigs so recommend you scout first if you are in the Class A or longer travel travel class. I nearly pinned myself in the C loop thanks to thoughtless folks and their parking style. Got out of that pinch... Read more

Mrs. Iceclimber has issued a "thou shall scout first" rule, and once again she is right, this time for our size camper for sure. This campground is now DNR discover pass. The approach drive is beautiful, you can go along the river or if you come... Read more

Steep/long climb in and out, so have your equipment in order. Total rework of this free camping spot near a boat launch. The facility is beautiful with a gorgeous view behind the dam. Asphalt trailer sites, a couple pull through. I saw water in a... Read more

It's closed and they are working it. I've driven through in years past, this campground has a sort of middle earth feeling. I walked through and expected a hobbit to say hello. Looks to be on the small side, I'd probably pass it by with my size... Read more

As the previous reviewer stated, this DNR campground caters to the ORV crowd. Yes, dirt bikes and ORV transit the campground,and the off roaders are supposed to leave and enter the RV park directly and stay under the speed limit. Of course, there... Read more

Working off Verizon hotspot to post this. Really a nice old growth campground. Seems that many reserved spots were taken, and the walk ins were basically wide open so had my pick. Other folks mentioned the trees and if you have double slides like... Read more

Ended up here after nearly getting stuck at Osborne Bay. It's a parking lot but dead quiet and had it all to myself. Backed up to the stunning frozen lake and had literally, the Million Dollar view. The cliffside water falls across the road (very... Read more

Tried it in late March and nearly made the "always scout first" blunder by not scouting first. Had to turn around in a nail biting situation and nearly made a bad situation a disaster. I did call the DFW prior and asked how the access was and was... Read more

This is a DNR campground, not BLM. Washington Discover Pass required. I've stayed a couple times since I found the site closed the hard way. They take good care of this small campground, the pit toilets are clean and serviced regularly. A few of... Read more

Everything previously posted about the roads is certainly true, they are tight but buck up buttercups, it's camping. We got in no problemo with our 34 total length pull behind trailer. We saw a few class A's so clearly it can work. They take... Read more