Best Campgrounds near Silverlake, WA

This is the second time I've camped at Mossyrock Park, 1st time in a group camp. There are 2 group campsites. G1 is only for tents. G2 will accommodate tents and RVs. We were in G2. It does look a little lack luster at first glance. G2 is a large gravel lot with 12 narrowly spaced picnic tables, grassy areas on the perimeter, and a large firepit at one end. There are no hook-ups, but there is a water spigot for the group campsite and bathrooms with showers near-by and a kitchen shelter. I did not use the bathrooms so can not comment on those and I'm not sure if we would have been able to use the kitchen shelter or if that was a separate reservation. Our group was originally to be full with all 12 parties attending, but 2 parties ended up canceling. We also had people arriving on different days and leaving early. The full booking was for Thursday-Monday over Memorial Day weekend. We had almost every manner and size of equipment there as well from a 5th wheel, various size bumper pulls, a truck camper, class A motorhome, and tents. It was a bit tight once more people started showing up so bringing a larger rig in once people are in there could be hard to do. One of the parties that brought their boat would actually back in from the entrance since it would have been hard to get in and turn around. Since it was a holiday weekend, the park was pretty full, but I couldn't really tell from where we were. It was surprisingly quiet in G2. The consensus was that people enjoyed the trip and would like to do it again next year.

I have Verizon and was able to call and text my husband and occassionally use messenger. I had one or two bars. Probably would have been better with a cell booster.

This campground is extremely well run and organized. The entire campground and park are absolutely beautiful. The sites are large, shaded and quiet. Many are pull through. If you want a water view you will find full hook up does inn loop A, or no hook up sites on loop C. T-Mobile access was ok, not great. Showers were free and very warm. The campground has numerous cabins for rent many with water views . The natural flora and fauna in late May/early June are amazing. There is not much beach access from the campground that we saw, but there’s a lovely beach area with boat landing and playground in a separate part of the park.

Jantzen Beach RV Park was a solid spot for our trip—clean, quiet, and really close to Portland. The facilities were well-kept, especially the showers and restrooms, which made our stay a lot more comfortable. Our pull-thru site had plenty of space, full hookups, and reliable Wi-Fi and cable. We especially enjoyed relaxing by the heated pool after a day out. The walking paths along the Columbia River were a nice touch too. There are quite a few long-term residents, but it didn’t take away from the peaceful vibe. It's a convenient base for exploring the city or just unwinding in your RV. During downtime, I also found myself getting into a fun game called shadow—perfect for relaxing in the evenings.

Jantzen Beach RV Park was a solid spot for our trip—clean, quiet, and really close to Portland. The facilities were well-kept, especially the showers and restrooms, which made our stay a lot more comfortable. Our pull-thru site had plenty of space, full hookups, and reliable Wi-Fi and cable. We especially enjoyed relaxing by the heated pool after a day out. The walking paths along the Columbia River were a nice touch too. There are quite a few long-term residents, but it didn’t take away from the peaceful vibe. It's a convenient base for exploring the city or just unwinding in your RV. During downtime, I also found myself getting into a fun game called https://getshadowfight2.com/—perfect for relaxing in the evenings.

There are several spots off the road around these radio tower stations and it is quite secluded. We didn't see any other person the whole time we were there. The spot we chose was the best as it is away from the towers and buildings, plus has a great view overlooking the valley and bay, and you can see the ocean between the peaks in the distance. The road getting here is a bit rough with lots of washboard, steep grades and rocks. But it's fun. No amenities, obviously, but there is a concrete pad from an old structure you can park on. Other sites have solid pack gravel covered by grass.