Beebe Bridge Park

We've stayed at Beebe Bridge Park twice now, and have never been able to snag a waterfront site. This most recent time we arrived on a Sunday so I thought we might have a chance but no.

This is a lovely campground, with partial hookups and 4G of both Verizon and AT&T. If it wasn't so popular I'd love it more, both times the campground was almost completely full.

I'm deducting stars for no sewer hookups and for how busy this place can be.

On the upside, it's convenient to Chelan.

This location was where we needed to stop after a long day of driving. Our expectations were low.
Turns out it was lovely: grass, trees, and most spots have a view of the Columbia River. Free showers!
The entire park has docks, boat launch, volleyball, horseshoes, playground, and picnic shelter.
For a long stay we prefer a more backcountry experience but this was very pleasant for overnight.
With senior discount and off-season we paid $15.

This campground just went totally online registration. It has an outer ring and an inner ring of spots. All spots are very nice and clean and have a fire pit and aluminum picnic table. My spot was level side to side and in walking around entire park, all spots seem to be the same. I saw no leveling boards used on anyone. Bathrooms were very clean and had free showers for campers. Grass was mowed and you were not too close to each other. Only negative I see are the size of some of the paved spots. The outside ring, on right side of road, is all pull through. Problem is some of those spots are short and by the time you get your rig on the level part, by the power and water, your pull vehicle is either on the grass ( a no no ) or it's blocking the next space entrance. My 5th wheel has to be straight to open tailgate to unhook. That meant I had to be on the grass to unhook and hookup when leaving. I also could not park in front of my rig because I would be blocking some of spot 39 entrance. I just parked in back of my rig with no problem. A few sites on the rivers edge are this way also, some have smaller/shorter pull thru. Bumper pull might fair better in those short pull thru's. Staff is working on putting notes about max. length for each spot on website. All the inside spots are back in with lots of room. Saw 40' motorhomes with tow vehicle in same spot with no problem. The spots by the highway are a little noisy during the day, but at late afternoon and on it gets quieter. Can be windy by the river. Your awning will have to be pulled in because the wind comes right at you. Just a heads up on that. Don't leave it out while you are gone. Cell coverage but no WiFi. I had senior discount. 2 nights for $52.00 total. Don't arrive before 1pm. They do maintenance between 11:00am and 1:00pm. They might ask you to leave and come back.

Online reservations only and managed to grab 2 nights about a week before arrival. Our site 4 was the best! Complete tree cover (beware of squirrels dropping acorns occasionally) for shade in the heat wave, no neighbors behind us and neighbors on each site far enough away it felt very roomy. Only issue is they water A LOT (most days) so be sure you don't leave your stuff on the grass! Thankfully they post the watering hours for each site on the welcome board so we were prepared. No staff at the entrance but several driving around during the day cleaning/checking on things. The tag on our site was incorrect as it said we were only here for one night although I booked 2. No one showed up to claim our spot the second day, thankfully!

Great river access for our kayaks...nice beach too. Fun to watch the salmon fishermen during the run! Wish we could stay longer (although the smoke was heavy). Minus one star for the road noise but it does quiet down at night.

The sites are large and spread out. Must have a reservation - we made the night before and were lucky to get the last available spot. The grass is so very green and wonderful to sit on - however, the sprinklers are on often and it is very likely you or your rig may get wet! There are multiple places to access the Columbia River in addition to the park beach. And there are wonderful blackberries growing all along the river!
Dump (at entrance) is clean and efficient. Good cell service. The drive to Chelan is easy

I can't really add much more than other reviewers have already said, except to say that this is the only campground we have been in (and we've done 82 campsites over 5 months) where staff have actually cleaned the picnic tables. I mean, really cleaned! I looked out my window one morning to see maintenance spraying and scraping away at a table a couple of sites over. That is dedication!
The grounds are gorgeous, the sites spacious, the restrooms/showers are almost hotel-quality and the view? Fantastic, even if your spot isn't right on the river.
We visited just prior to the busy season and so were able to score a spot for the week with no problem. Since the first reviews of this park, rates have changed a bit. All sites are the same price, regardless of age (no senior discounts that I could see), site size or dates. I found the reservation website less than intuitive to use, and it took several tries to sort out what to click on and in what order to complete the process. That little aggravation aside, what you get for the price is fabulous.
Cell/data service was great (Consumer Cellular+TMobile hotspot).
The drive to Chelan this time of year is also gorgeous, rolling hills flanking the Columbia River with acres of orchards, fruit trees in bloom. The town of Manson is just 8 miles north of here and the highway through town is lined with wine-tasting rooms. There is also a boat ride which travels 50 miles up Chelan Lake to a tiny town called Stehekin. We decided not to take the tour due to rainy weather, but it looks like an interesting day trip.
We will definitely be back to this area, and hopefully Beebe Bridge Campground!

Our site 35 was at the far end and it was very quiet. The pull through sites on the river looked awesome. If you want easy access to the river find one near one of the fence openings. It would be nice if they sold ice on site and there is a little highway noise. We stayed here and Wapato Lake and had a bit more fun at Wapato due to easier lake access and fun neighbors.