This campground is right on the river, and has both RV and tent camping sites. The lanes are rather narrow, and it’s all one way, so depending where you’re at, you may end up circling the whole campground just to take your trash out.

We were there in late spring/early summer for a month, and it was okay. They do allow long term tent campers, so you’ll see lots of tents with huge tarps over them.

This campground fills up on the weekends, so it’s busier, more crowded, and a little loud.

I would probably not recommend this for long term, but it is one of the most reasonably priced campgrounds (that aren’t 55+) in the area.

Riverbend is a beautiful campground set on the Nisqually River. It’s far enough away that you have quiet (except for the train), but close enough to major roadways to be convenient.

They were in the process of lots of improvements when we stayed in late winter/Spring and early Summer. Newly paved roads, a new playground, and some improvements to their clubhouse.

Bath house and laundry were always clean.

The little surprise fairy houses and gnome homes set throighoit were really fun for my kids.

We would definitely go back.