Not far from Mt Adams is this quiet and nicely wooded campground. Sites are not huge, but the trees give some separation. County(or maybe state?) residents get a$5 reduction in camping fee. The campground has flush toilets and working cold water faucets, but no hookups for RVs. In fact, it's a little too tight for any RVs or camper rigs to get in. Most campers were tent campers. Each site had a fire ring and most looked level, but the only picnic tables were out in the open group area(although it looked like someone had carried a table to their site). Bring your own local firewood as there is none for sale in the campground. Someone had put out a“recycle” bin for bottles. There are some nice trails in the area, including some that head out from the campground, and the river runs along one border of the campground with trails alongside(watch for no trespassing signs as you will come close to private property). There is a large open area with swings for the kids and space to toss a ball. The coolest feature was the oddest- there was an old telephone booth in the campground. No phone, and in fact there is little cell reception here, but still a cool oddity in this pretty little campground.