Two Rivers Casino & Resort

We were pleasantly surprised by this place. We camped in October which is low season, so the campground was very quiet. Several pull-thru sites and varied lengths available. Most appeared to be very level. I believe all were full hook-ups for $30.13 per night - pretty good value in my books.
The actual sites are very spacious. We chose a pull-thru with a view to the river and the site was gorgeous, mountains in the distance, huge grassy area.
We didn't use the restrooms so I can't comment on their cleanliness, but the grounds themselves were well-manicured and free of trash.
We used the free WiFi as we didn't have cell phones at the time. It was slow(ish) but usable.
There is a small store and marina on site. A wee casino and gas station are a short jaunt up the road.
The drive alone in this neck of the woods is absolutely beautiful. Gorgeous scenery everywhere you look.

We really enjoyed our stay at Two Rivers. We stayed Sunday night to Wednesday. I would guess that the weekends could look and sound differently, but our stay was calm and quiet. The staff was kind and helpful, nighttime Security/Tribal Police patrols and the camp ground was clean (yet lots of dry, dirt spots where grass is worn away). We do not have a boat and would say this is a boaters campground (Marina was full). There is a few play structures and a walking trial with amazing view and a small swimming beach (bigger beach at Ft. Spokane just a mile away, very nice). Our site had shade most of the day and was well spaced out from other sites. The WiFi was not connecting at our site and we had very little if any cell service, great opportunity to disconnect. :) The loop sites (A,B,G, and F) are large and E loop or row is well shaded, but less space between sites. We will be returning in the future and will bring a boat.

Clean site. 2 playgrounds. Well kept up facilities. Sandy beach. Will definitely stay again.

This is our new favorite camping spot. They have 2 playgrounds for kids, easy access to the river for lots of fun and relaxing, some campsites had decent privacy from one another with trees and bushes. There was a gas station where you could fill up propane tanks and a store that included items that could be forgotten to pack for your trip. The only downside of this campground was that some sites were very unlevel due to a slope and a tight fit (for the one we stayed at which was B1 and some nearby), there were also plenty that were spacious. Make sure to take a walk around all of the sites to note what works best for your camper. You also have to call in to make a reservation. Not a super big deal, but it takes away convenience. We had such a great memory here, I have to give it a 5.