Caples, Washington

The rv campground accommodates 5 spots, which is nice, though spots are relatively close to one another. Unfortunately, between the sites and the river is a train track, with trains going by about every 20 minutes. It did not bother us too much during the night, but very noticeable during the day…

Definitely not upscale which can be a good thing. Friendly folks in the office and on the phone. Stayed Memorial Day weekend in a site along the Lewis River. Somewhat small sites, but not overly so. Restrooms were fairly clean, but some accumulation of leaves and dirt dragged in on shoes, Small…

This is a popular, reservable campground at Mt Rainier. There are 5 loops with A loop and R(Road) loops not reservable. There is a fancy electronic iron ranger at the ranger station(something the rangers want you to use even when they are in their booth and clearly able to handle reservations). I…

Love it here. Nice trails. Birds singing and lots of water fowl.

The establishment is Beautiful the place looks like a picture from a magazine. Great area for family events bdays, weddings, & family gatherings. The staff are a added bonus.. helpful friendly & kind The place is right off the highway but you don't hear allot of the traffic noise, they…

Another great trip to our local campground. Had a great time. Ranger love is very nice. (Along with the rest)

Our family had a great time at Harmony Lake. The staff was helpful and the prices are reasonable. The park is clean and most of the sites have large trees around them.

Tucked away with very little traffic on a May Friday night. Lots of barking dogs in proximity to the sites which can be heard all night

Beacon rock main campground is pretty great! You have miles and miles of hiking which lead to a waterfall you can hop in and beacon rock. The sites at the main campground will cost $30 a night and there are around 20 spots. The spots are pretty close together and it definitely would not be ideal…

Flat paved ground, large area to run around and/or fish!

Needed some good quiet time and got it at Oxbow. As usual, employees are OUTSTANDING.

Great historic park with no issues with hookups in the RV area. Spring and summer can be a bug challenge so bring lots of insect repellant!

This small campground has just 2 tent sites and 5 rv sites. We stayed at the biggest of the two tent sites and enjoyed complete privacy and easy access to water, toilet and shower. While the train track is very close and trains are frequent, they do not usually use their horns or break at night,…

We used this campground as our base camp for exploring the area. Walk down to the river, play on the field, drive up to Mt St Helens visitor's center.

Employees were great. Wood was waiting for us upon arrival. Portable toilets only and must bring your own water for cooking and drinking. Due to COVID, showers and water spigots have been disabled. Once they find enough staffing, and showers and bathrooms are open again will easily rate a 5