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I’ll just echo the other reviews: easy access from nearby freeways, good signage, clean and FREE. There are two dump stations, one large or two small rigs can wait in line, the orders can wait in the center turn lane of Harrison.

All the other reviews are correct, this is a lovely park and campground with awesome new shower and bath faculties. We were in an electric only site; the shared water source was too far away to connect( and when we filled our tank from portable containers we discovered the water was slightly greenish-gold so didn’t use it. At the bottom of the loops there is some traffic noise from a nearby highway during commuting hours.

Only one dump point but they have someone queueing people up so it’s very smooth. Gloves, soap, hand washing station and a hose to rinse the dump hose. Awesome feature: they have their own Rhino hose attached to the drain, so you don’t even have to fish your own hose out. Two thumbs up and five stars! Plus you can get a punch card and a free dump after 10 punches.

We stopped by 7/2 on our way home from a trip and the dump station was out of order. Called 7/5 and they said it should be open in the afternoon. Called at 2:35, it was open so we went over and were lining up behind a Class A when someone came out and said it had clogged again and they were closing. Found one 12 miles away for $35 (!) as I needed the dump. We’ll be back!

We are here on three weeknights, there aren’t many neighbors. The sites vary from shade to sun, and are very well maintained. They’ve even raked around the roadways and walkways so they look like Zen gardens. The showers are closed due to COVID rules, but toilets are open, clean and well stocked. Checkin was effortless and all sites seem easy to back into. Minimal traffic noise from CA38 on the north, none from North Loop Rd to the south.

We just wanted a campground a little way north from Lincoln City and this looked nice. No hookups, dump station is closed (there is one at another campground in Pacific City, just a few miles south), there are two flush toilets with running cold water and a couple porta-potties, but this was a beautiful little place to spend a couple days and unwind. The hosts were beyond friendly and helpful, there were only 4 or 5 sites occupied, and great trails through the woods and hikes along the mud flats when the tide was out. We’ll make this a destination on our next trip through.

We were moved from C110 to C111 due to mud. Maybe 10% occupied. Site was nice, toilets basic. Showers now require tokens from a machine at the shower, 4/$1, a token allegedly gives 3 minutes of warm water but u used two and the water barely started getting above Glacier comas before it started cooling off again. Dump station is now $10, card only. We may as well have boondocked. Add $7.99 reservation fee to your cost.

We stayed one night when our reservation at Anthony Chabot was abruptly canceled on short notice. This is a lovely setting in trees along the river. However, the registration process is very confusing and misleading. You have to click on an individual site and look carefully under amenities to see what the actual site length is. When we selected trailer under 20 feet, it said there was one site available matching our criteria, and then it listed 51 sites. You have to look at each individual one and read the details. The photo for site 38 did not even show the actual pad, only the path behind it to the picnic table. We could barely fit our 17 foot Casita in and had to block the road completely in order to unhitch and put the tow vehicle beside it. Restrooms are OK, but showers are one dollar for the first 5 minutes.

We stopped on a marathon cross country drive since this was our limit for the day and there’s nothing else around. New facility, 5 paid RV slots with full hookups. The promised WiFi was not present. Easy online checking and nice if you want AC power.

We thought this would be a nice overnight on our way north. Reserved 45C, looked great on photos. We arrived to find it’s the end of a road closed off with rocks, on a steep uphill, with the hookups all the way st the wrong end of the site. We’re parked on a road two levels above our table and our 50’ of water hose and 48’ of electrical cord won’t reach unless we turn around, back in with the door on the street, even more out of level. Other sites look nice but the office is closed. Beware.