Paradise Creek is a forested campground next to 2 rivers. There is ample shade and vegetation between sites, and over all excellent maintenance and design. The rivers have massive cobbled beds but water flow was low, so we were able to explore the river quite a bit! And it provided good noise for the sites that border it. It felt like a quiet, secluded getaway.

We stayed in site 22, and had a great stay next to the river bank. The sites not bordering the river, on the outer loop, are big and backed up into the forest. There is an inner loop and those sites seemed a bit more crowded. Sites 14D, 10, and 11 are very up close to each other and could be great if you had a big party! The worst sites seemed to be 1-3 and 17. Crowded, near the road (1-3), or very small (17). All the sites have designated tent pads, but most sites have room for 1 or 2 other tents. All sites are back-in only.

The weekend we were there was very rainy and cloudy. We never saw the sun. So everything was damp and chilly- we brought lots of tarps. Even though the weather didn't help, the level of mossage throughout the campground suggested it never really dries out... So I would be prepared for moisture, even in July.

I recommend this place! The hosts were SO friendly, it was well maintained, and the wood for sale was generous bundles. We loved it.