The best thing this park has going for it, is always a negative. The campground is in Sisters, OR., which is a great little town in Central Oregon, a jumping off location for lots of outdoor activities. Sisters also is yupped up with several... Read more

The best part of this State Park is Eel Lake. It's a beautiful lake with a 10mph speed limit which keeps the water skiers off. It's great for paddling or fishing. The check-in booth opens at 1400, so if you arrive before then just go directly... Read more

The turnoff off of HWY 101 south bound is well signed but still, it's partially obscured by trees. There is also a right turnoff lane that helps. The campground is far enough off the highway to generally not hear vehicles, except for sirens. I... Read more

You won't hear the Oregon Coast surf here at this campground. But, you will hear plenty of HWY 101 traffic and sirens, depending on the day. The campground is in town, on the east side of HWY 101. Only about 1/3 of the sites are RV sites, the... Read more

This is a small 'parking option' for rigs and tenters, just for the military family, ran by the State of Oregon. I don't want to call it camping, because like many Famcamps and military RV parks, it's not camping. Still, there are parking sites... Read more

Nice large campground between Manzanita and Nehalem. They have an equestrian horse camp loop and several loops for RVs and tenters. No sewage hookups unless you are a camp host. There is a double site dump station at the entrance to the... Read more

Deschutes Campground contains loops A, B, and C, with A and C for RV's and B for tents. Many of the campers have power boats and barges. Some of the spots are very close to others where the back of your rig may be within 10 to 12 feet to another... Read more

Bear Den is a small RV park off hwy 95 in Grandville, Idaho. It is exceptionally clean, notwithstanding many long term residents. They had space available without reservations in the middle of the week in June. The grounds are well landscaped. ... Read more

This was our first stay at a Washington State Park...and it may be awhile before we do another one. The layout for this park is unlike any other State or Govt park I've ever been to. They have several loops with tent campers co-located with... Read more

When we visited in March, only the C Loop was being used. We had full hookups. We had privacy on 2 sides with shrubbery. The Stellar Jays and Turkeys roam the campsites. The decommissioned Coquille River Lighthouse is 3 miles away, and the... Read more