Naked Falls

I booked this site through the naked Falls Stevenson, Washington hip camp website with my friends. I got site number six and it was an amazing place with a gate that gave you the sense of privacy and also to make sure that your spot wasn’t going to be taken, we were able to pull our SUV to all the way to the side six and camp with plenty of space. Each site has a fire pit and make sure that you pack in and pack out as this place is beautiful and we did see some trash that we helped clean up and not only in our site but along the creek as well. It was only like $60 on hip camp, but it was July 2 so that might’ve been more expensive than other dates. Still not too bad if you split the cost with friends. Each site is definitely pretty far from each other and I know one site 10 is separate from the gate, but it’s closer to the creek and you were able to walk down to it all the other sides have a cliff that you really should not get close to as it’s a dangerous fall down towards the water. 10 out of 10 spot though and pretty close to Portland.

Naked Falls is a private campground with primitive sites. I’d recommend tent only, although sites 1 & 2 seemed to work ok for small trailers or pop up campers. The owner has such a love and passion for this beautiful area, and will make your stay so enjoyable. Please pick your sites carefully! They are all very different and have different access or layouts. The sites are private with only a fire ring (except site 1), but the only River access is by the bridge. Also, there are 2 porta potties midway through the campground, so if you are on the hill sites or the ones off the river it’s a long walk. The host has wood you can purchase ahead of time and will have it delivered to your campsite before you arrive. We stayed at site 9 in the wooded area. While it’s a large site, there are not a lot of space to park, so I’d say no more then 3 cars. Also, if you have small children I’d not recommend this site since there is a drop off at the edge of the campsite that kids could fall down easily. The river was absolutely amazing and one of the best for swimming I’ve seen in the PNW! I’d recommend going on a weekday since the weekends get pretty busy from not only campers, but day use swimmers. Even though it was crowed we found a spot that was great to hang out. We had a group of 9 adults & 7 kids. Please make sure to read the reviews of each site on Hipcamp before making your reservation.