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Stayed here a little over a week visiting and caring for family in Vermillion. The restrooms were clean and functional. Site was electric only, but had water and a convenient dump close by. All grass pad, but pretty level and well kept. Lots of families with kids in the playground and tent sites.

First 2 nights were free, then $5/night for the next 6 nights. Great value and definitely a great stop over for a night while traveling. The city rec dept. was friendly and great. It was a little noisy as it was right on the main highway going through town.

We stopped here on our way to Seattle for an overnight recharge. Campground is under new ownership and he appears to be working hard to get the place back in good order. Everything worked except the cable. Water was good and had 50 amp power & dump. Our site was not real level, but there were others that looked pretty level. The $18/ night was with Passport America discount. I'll also add that the new owner was very friendly and willing to please us. Very easy on/off the freeway. There is some freeway noise, but that's the trade off for easy access!!

Arrived for an overnight stay. We chose full hookups for $30/night instead of E & W for $22/night. Beautifully kept and clean. Restrooms were spotless as were the fire rings and the rest of the campground. Right next to the beautiful lake with lots for kids to do. Truly an enjoyable stay.

Quiet, clean and comfortable campground. All fairly good size sites with adequate privacy between most sites. We pull a 33 ft. 5th wheel and had no trouble at all. Cell service was a little light. 1 bar on AT&T.

These folks were the friendliest ever. The main campground was full, but they had a spot out back with water and 50 amp. No sewer or cable. We took it and will opt for that area on our way through next time. Space was wide, long and level. Great tasting water too. Showers and bathroom were a bit dated, but spotlessly clean. Dump station was clean and all was in good condition. We received 15 over air channels, so we were able to watch the Winter Olympics.

This park is absolutely amazing. COE can be proud of this park. It has lots of room between sites and all the amenities you ever need. Camp is clean, quiet and kept up. Lots of big rig sites and all paved with water and 50 Amp service. Comfort station is spotless.

We were on the road and tired. Stopped here to spend a quick night and hit the road again. Lots of run down, old, and patched together seasonal tenant rv's here. Owners were extremely friendly and accommodating. Looks like the place needs a lot of work, but could be a nice little park. As of now, It's no more than an overnight stop for us and some folks may not be comfortable with just one night. We came in off Hwy 99 and the roads were really terrible. Took I-5 the next morning and the roads were much better going to the West. $17/night represents the Passport America discount.

This is a gem with great little hikes to the Upper and Lower Desoto Falls. Site, bathrooms and the whole park was spotless. There is a little highway noise with the jake brake use from trucks. That' the olny negative we found. Dry camping at its best. Camp host was great and the reason the park was so spotless.

Easy access from the South; however when coming from the North, a large rv should consider going by the entrance and using a turn around about a mile South of the campground entrance. Otherwise it is about a 270 degree turn into the campground.

Not much for big rigs in the lower loop, but the upper loop has 5 or 6 sites that will fit any size. We had our 33' 5th wheel in our site with plenty of room right in front for our truck too. No cell or internet service at all. We will be back to this park for sure. The US Forest Service does a great job with this one!!!

Sites were kinda level. We stopped in visiting friends. 50 Amp electric, dump station and outdoor water spigot at the shower house. Lots for a family to do; fishing, swimming, basketball, hiking and frisbee golf. Picnic table, fire ring and wood. Maintenance could be kept up a little better, but it served our needs.

We stayed here for 1 night enroute to San Rapheal Swell. Talked with a really helpful and friendly front desk guy at Cascade Ranger Office. He was very helpful about directing us to good camping options. The campground was totally empty. The park is well maintained, clean and very quiet. We'll be back to visit this one again.

The only slight downer was the gravel road leading to the campground. Very rough and washboard bumpy. Road goes from decent pavement to washboard gravel for about 1 or 2 miles.