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There were full service sites available for $50.00. The campground is in a little ravine, so there truly is no cell service. The camp did provide wi-fi. We enjoyed the evening sitting in back of our rv in the shade watching the wildlife. Unfortunately, for the size of the soaking area….they let in way too many people, we were not comfortable using the hot springs pool, so that was a disappointment.

Stayed here 7/13/23. First come first served with a pay box. $18.00 overnight. Water and sewer available at the dump station. We got a nice spot right on the river. Grassy areas are green and well maintained. Cell signal was good. Any size rig could be accommodated. Small park, sells out fast.

Run by wastewater plant….just a clogged up gutter full of shit….disgusting.

$42.00 overnight with full hookups. Stayed 7/10/23 gravel sites with some shade trees. A little run down, obviously has a few full timers. It was a convenient stop over for 1 night on our way across south east Oregon, would probably not stay there again.

Stayed here 7/12/23 site #6 It was over 100 degrees, so we did not feel like using the hot springs pool. Cost was $42.00 for water and electric, no sewer available. A basic campsite, but it was comfortable. Small facility, sites #4 and #5 have been decommissioned, so there were only about 6 sites with power and 5 or 6 tent spots. Using the pool facility is an extra fee.

Enjoyed our stay 7/11/23 except for the swarms of man eating mosquitos. Truly the worst. They have added new rv sites with power, water, and sewer, but they are still unimproved, no picnic tables, no shade etc. the hot springs pool was nice and included in the $50.00 fee. Pets are $3.00 extra. The Mormon crickets are migrating through there right now, so our rig was a total mess when we got out of the area.