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    Elk Ridge Campground

    5.0 (27 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Laurie V.

    Tim and Julie have made this campground feel like home. The location is gorgeous and kids both big and little will love it here. They also play movies in the theater at night, have bonfires, and a magical firefly show that is breathtaking.

    Mary W.

    We happened upon this magical place by chance (thanks to Yelp!) Tim (the owner)- great guy who loves making people smile! This is his dream and he has more planned in the future! We had a great time at this fabulous Campground Look forward to future visits!

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    I have been here a few times and it gets better each time. Tim and Julie run a beautiful campground that can accommodate anyone and their camping preference (cabin, RV, tent) A quick drive the Boulder Cave (when its open so check before you go due to state restrictions) and also not far from Rimrock Lake if you want water play for the day. The campground is homey and lit up beautifully throughout. Pet friendly as well. Give them a call and make a reservation to see what it is all about.

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    Lena C.

    We spent one night here as part of a trip to mount rainier. Had I known how much I would love this place I would have planned to stay more than 1 night. We rented one of the cabins ("granny's pad" with good proximity to bathroom/showers) but I know they also have RV spots and a meadow for tent camping. You can tell the owners truly care and have a lot invested in the happiness of their guests. This was as comfortable of a cabin experience as one can get. I was pleasantly surprised at the cleanliness/quality of the restroom and shower facilities- way better and more comfortable than other campgrounds we have stayed at. They also have lots of games: corn hole, ladders, horseshoes, board games in the cabin. Kids and adults alike would definitely be entertained. There is a little mini grocery on site so you can get firewood for the fire pit and marshmallows for roasting, or just stock up on beer. On our way out the one of the owners (Tim) gave us a hand written map for finding our way around rainier and restaurant reco for the drive back to Seattle. Great people! Can't wait to go back.

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    Dianne A.

    We stayed there this weekend with a group of friends. This campground is worth visiting if only to meet the owners, Tim and Julie. They were fabulous! Tim was very helpful getting parked at my site. I'm a rank beginner when it comes to trailer parking, and I'd consider all the sites here to be advanced. Tim directed me with such finesse I was parked before I could get stressed. The kids had a great time zipping around on the golf cart for hours each evening with Tim driving like a loony at the wheel. He also gave them rides on his 1958 tractor. There's movies in the barn in the evenings, and "fireflies" in the trees. The campground is right on the river and we spent many hours out there relaxing with our feet soaking in the water. They playground and games were nice, and there was a complete outdoor kitchen set up as well. A few friends stayed in the cabins, all of which have a background story and are nicely appointed and quite cute. I am not giving 5 stars due to the 2 following things: 1. There is only 1 bathhouse with 2 toilets and 2 showers. With over 100 people camping there over the weekend, there was usually a line for both throughout the day. 2. They have a strange policy of charging PER tent, even if you've already paid for an RV site. I'm sure the policy was designed to limit the number of campers at a site, but I would much prefer a policy that actually does that. Limit the site to 6 people, or charge extra after 4 people, or charge for extra cars, not per tent. The currently policy rather unfairly discriminates against those of us who own small trailers (or small tents), when many larger RV's easily sleep 8-10 and they would not be charged extra. Luckily my friends paid for the tent this time, but if we go camping without friends, we will need to look elsewhere as I can't afford to pay for a tent and an RV site, and I'm not about to camp without my kids bringing a friend (which still only puts us at 6 people).

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    Squaw Rock Resort & Rv Park - pedestal shared by multiple RVs

    Squaw Rock Resort & Rv Park

    (13 reviews)

    We stayed at this RV park for three nights last weekend. I'm giving it 3 stars rather than 4…read morebecause we were in the overflow area, which was basically a gravel parking lot with sites very close to each other. However, the main campground is much more wooded and pleasant (though the sites are still very close to each other.) I'd give it a 4 if we had stayed there. Pros: electricity, water and sewer were available at the site. The camp also has a pool (closed during these covid times), a small store, a restaurant, and it also looked like they sell propane on site though we didn't buy any. The park is in reasonable proximity to both Bumping Lake and Chinook Pass to the west and Naches and Yakima to the east. Cons: as I said, small sites and the overflow area was quite ugly. Also the men's bathroom is secured with a sliding chain safety lock which allows the door to open a bit before it engages. This allows someone outside to see you sitting in the throne when someone else tries to open the door. I don't know if the women's bathroom is the same way, but whoever thought that kind of lock was appropriate for a bathroom with no stalls or other privacy screens needs to try it once or twice and see how it feels. The price seemed pretty standard for RV parks with full hookups.

    I made a reservation several months ago, and have asked one simple question, via email and phone…read morecall message: Do you have AC in your cabins. NOBODY has had the decency to even call or email me back. This place is terrible: I cancelled on April 24th, 2026 for a June 5th reservation. They better honor it. Terrible customer service. How difficult is it to respond? I had one simple question, due to my health issues.

    Rachel Lake Trailhead - Flowers

    Rachel Lake Trailhead

    (11 reviews)

    The views on this hike warrant a five star review for sure! Loads of waterfalls, mountains, and of…read morecourse trees and flowers to see on this route up to Rachel Lake. The problem? Not a clear trail at all. My hiking group and I found ourselves asking, "Is this trail?", numerous times on this extremely strenuous seemingly endless uphill trek to the lake. Now, granted, some of our group was in better shape than others and managed the physicality of the trail better than others but still we all agreed it was extremely hard. First you drive up a gravel road approximately 6 miles to get to the parking lot. One bathroom is available there which wasn't too gross. Once you enter the trail it starts heading up. And up and up and up. It is seemingly endless. I believe it about 4 plus miles up. The trail starts out fairly marked and easy to follow. Then it doesn't. Unfortunately I got separated from my group for a good portion of this hike due to my attempt to stay with the "faster" ladies, lol. I just kept going up. Thank goodness a few other people passed me to let me know I was on the right track. No trail at all really for a good portion and I merely followed a dry creek trail. Extremely rocky and loads of bushwhacking. I had to stop every five to ten feet to catch my breath. The steepness reminded me of a hike in Big Sur called Garrapata which after I competed that one I said I would never do again, lol. Now to the good parts of the hike. Gorgeous scenery beyond words! Loads of amazing waterfalls as you are following a creek flowing from a lake high above. The lake was outstandingly beautiful. I took a quick dip in the icy water at the top! Quickly it changed my outlook on the hike and cooled me off. Will I do it again? Maybe, but next time. I will bring more snacks for the hike that give me energy. I will start out slower and take more frequent deliberate breaks. And please please don't forget your mosquito repellent! Also, long pants as a large portion of this hike you go through tall grasses and overgrowth. I consider myself an experienced hiker when I was in CA, but here in WA, I am a beginner for sure. Stay hydrated and go at your own pace. This is worth it at least once. SYOY and No FOMO for me here! Lol.

    Lake Rachel is a great hike if you're looking for a beautiful end view and lots of fun sights along…read morethe way. Unfortunately, the trail is not marked well and we went off path and up towards different falls a couple times but going off trail was worth it for the extra couple views we saw! Be prepared to get your feet wet and be careful climbing over the slippery rocks.

    Sawmill Flat Campground - Sawmill Flat Campground, Naches, WA Site 5, July 2014

    Sawmill Flat Campground

    (2 reviews)

    I'll start off by saying the camp grounds were pretty standard. You had a fire pit and a table and…read morethere were two trash bins within walking distance. The campsites were clean and there was no trash. The river was walking distance and there were some people fishing there. Wildlife was mainly chipmunks, deer, and the occasional bird. We had no problems with raccoons or anything none of our stuff was touched except for the chipmunks getting into our crackers lol. No mosquitoes and not very many bugs. We made a nice little fire and drove to nearby areas where we were able to get good photos and just relax. The scenery was beautiful and it was super peaceful and quiet. We had absolutely no cell service (Verizon) idk about anyone else. It was a nice getaway for the weekend. Overall a very relaxing and enjoyable experience and I would do it again

    We stayed at Sawmill Flat Campground for 3 nights in July 2014. We stayed in Site 5 with a large…read moretent, 2 adults, 2 kids and our puppy. We were able to fit our truck and box trailer on the parking pad. Site 5 was spacious, flat, and afforded some privacy - only neighbors on one side/behind you. Easy walk to bathroom and close to drinking water. This is a smaller campground, but it has a nice paved loop for the kids to ride their bikes. There is access to the Naches River but it was very swift and cold, so not really suitable for young kids to do more than splash at the shore. We did see adults fly fishing up river. There are plenty of decent vault toilets and the drinking water was cold and clear. Camp host was friendly and had lots of firewood to sell. The campground was quiet even though it was almost full. There wasn't much noise from Hwy 410. Site 7 is the closest to the Hwy, but has no neighbors, The sound of the river is nice. Bugs weren't bad at all during our stay, but there are lot of ant (they didn't bother us). Lots of chipmunks so keep you food closed up. The Whistling Jack Lodge is about 5 mins away if you need more provisions. Overall, a nice campground.

    Eagle Valley  Campground

    Eagle Valley Campground

    (5 reviews)

    I really want to start this by saying that the folks who run this are excellent! Very kind and very…read morevery helpful. Tha bathrooms and grounds are clean. The game room is ecclectic. It felt like I was stepping into my grandparents basement which was somehow a sweet feeling. It has things to do in there, however also a whole whole lot of random things mixed in that are dusty which makes it feel like a storage basement or attic. The hard parts: The camp ground sold to us online was VERY different than what we received. See pictures attached. The listing shows a picture of T6 with trees and privacy. Upon arrival we notice a completely open space with what appeared to be a hoarder living behind us. There was no separation between sites so we moved the picnic tables, because otherwise our kids would be surrounded by that persons junk. This was very disappointing. We felt that this person should be required to not camp or "live like this" in such a space. Otherwise if allowed, than at least close that camp site as it looks, "ick." There was also a community port a potty 15 feet from where we slept. While convenient... not many want that downbreeze smell. The freeway is extemely loud which to me felt like white noise, but it drove my husband crazy. This was a very sweet family feel campground, however due to the misleading of what we were getting as a camp site, camping next to a hoarder / what felt like a condemned home and sleeping within feet of an outhouse... this will be a last option camp site.

    Well...when we first arrived and saw trailers in a big open field, we thought CRAP this sucks…read more.. But once we traveled farther, the campground itself was actually quite beautiful. Lots of trees with the sun shining through and birds chirping pleasantly in the morning. Now the negative :( We requested two sites next to each other so we could be side by side and set up our tables and chairs and enjoy a full circle. Ha! We got two sites bumper to bumper. Not only that, but we had to pull in with our doors facing AWAY from our campsite, so no room to open our awning, set up chairs and enjoy our outside lights in the evening. Not only THAT, but there was only ONE covered area for both sites. Now picture this...what if you were put there with people you don't know??? The front trailer has the covered area, the back spot has...NOTHING. And lastly. The site was totally at a slope going DOWN to the covered area. Tough for old folks (we aren't that old, so we were okay. Lol!) Just word to the wise, ask lots of questions about your site when booking.

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