Some "Cop" with a GPS tower scanning phones. Store closed 20 minutes early and ridiculous prices. The Rv area is just an open parking lot. You have to carry all your stuff a great distance from car to Campsite. The water was so low I was in thigh deep mud and almost lost my shoe when I went for a swim. Dogs gotta be on leash and "Cop" quick to remind you. Gorgeous view of the snow covered mountains. I ate S'mores and had the biggest campfire pit. Space#C2, however… They don't let you go down to waters edge if you not get shoreline. Shoreline is 100 plus yards to parking lot for gear. They have cargo wagons near restroom.
Sign says spacious sites but clearly a packed mobile home park with tent Camping.
Crammed in Mobile home park that allows tents and RV $48.00 plus Taxes.
Be a Nice place to live fulltime. Good security and plenty of space. Also boat and RV storage.
Looks like a lot of fun when everything open. Not sure if some areas like the petting zoo will ever open. This seems like a nice place to take the family especially if you got kids.
Not a bad place to spend a few night. Affordable spots and a Gorgeous nature area. Plenty to do all day, hiking and swimming paradise.
Laser tag, Trailers to rent, Rafting, Satellite TV, Camping, RV, Market. This is a nice place to bring the family and have some amazing adventures.
Not sure why day use and Camping is closed. This whole area doesn't like Campers. I suggest just going to Shasta or the Coast.
Some people enjoy Camping in the winter months. Less people and always a spot open. You think a State park would be open. Nowhere to rest or sleep for the night when you traveled all night to visit and camp.
State Park that is self register and self pay shouldn't be seasonal, especially when it supported by tax payers. You have no idea if closed until at front gate. The road next to it is super trash and no signs that say private property. Then you have to reverse all the way up guys horrible pothole and rollercoaster driveway.
When your GPS says you there keep going about 2 miles. I gave it a three Stars due to no ADA access to River or restrooms from lower Campsites. Showers are nice but no dogs allowed in there. Nice Rv spots and close access to swimming in the Smith River. Only one restroom whole Camping area. Super dark for normal Camping. They had a nice Camping area with a picnic table and firepit. Make sure you keep food in Bear box to keep bears away and not get a ticket. This is a place I saved.
GPS will make you trespass. I ran into no trespassing sign many times and had to turn around. Not very welcoming and never even got to see Campsites. They should add on their website they're closed.
What a really nice gift shop. Comfortable cabins. Gorgeous park. Ping pong table, volleyball court. Pet area. Picnic table and bbq pit. Just a little gem hiding in the woods and really relaxing. Burl gallery across the street and many great hiking trails in the area. The gift shop attendant was A+ in customer service and showed me everything on the local map of where to visit. . I smashed a penny and added to pocket. This is a place to visit and unwind with minimum effort.
I give a four star only cause the showers were pure evil. One was like pin needles and hurt very bad and the other one was only luke warm. The air draft was 100% blowing and super cold. Freezing from Hypothermia in a shower. Who would have thought? The Beach was Gorgeous, really close and easy foot trails from Campsite to waves Crashing at your feet. The full moon was breathtaking and priceless. I was out there at 3am soaking in the moon. I bought some local King Salmon from Princess Seafood and deli. Grilled it on a Campfire with delicious marinated kabobs. Had one amazing time and even met some great camp neighbors. The Camp Host did a Phenomenal job and everyone wore their masks when applicable. I stayed in spot #97 and was out of the wind. Very much recommended spending $40 dollars for a Golden Ticket! 💌 💯🌕🌠🌊
A place for the wealthy. Your RV must be less than 20 years old. Double check before you make the journey. This a place where safety and security is A+, I feel it safe here and a very beautiful well kept place. You have basketball court, spacious rv lots and a nice swimming pool if open. This the place you wanna visit if you have money. Your money buys you plenty of happiness here. You're most likely will not be bothered by neighbors. You will be in a gated community like setting..
Some people been there for years, old beat down place the pond is disgusting and the environment is not somewhere I feel safe or would let my kids play unsupervised. Drug addicts and Drunks are your neighbors and I prefer a safer location. Nobody wearing a mask and a few groups of people.
If you wanna go to a place where your neighbor less than five feet away and crammed like sardines and many cars per single rv. This the place for you. They also have apartment style buildings you can rent. Not a safe feeling place. I think if you leave stuff out you will surely be robbed. One star due to overcrowding and only one entry gate open and the other is locked tight.