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Harmony Lakeside RV Park

3.3 (59 reviews)
Open • 9:30 am - 5:00 pm

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The view from the lake side camp site.
Jeanene H.

We spent 3 nights here. Always before going to a new campground, I look at the reviews. It has been a long time since there was a review, so I had to keep an open mind. First off, there wasn't anyone to greet us. Our information was tacked on a board. Office says it's closed but "open" hours are 9-5 and if we have any question refer to the number posted. Our site was a bit snug, but the view of the lake was nice. You are pretty close to the sites next to you, but nothing out of the normal when you camp at a resort. There was trash left behind at the site. The indoor pool they have advertised is closed. Other campers told us it was because the health department shut it down for repairs. There wasn't any staff around to confirm this, but it was closed the three days we were there. It is a trek down a hill to get to the SMALL portion of beach the resort has to offer, but lake is always nice when the weather is! It says no motorized vehicle down the hill but people ignored it and drove their go carts down. (I was kinda jealous of that because of the walk back to camp if you forgot something). If you wanted to rent a boat, you had to call the number, but someone saw us looking at that information about it and said a cheaper priced boat rental is down the road. We didn't look any further because we really didn't need a boat. For the price we paid and what we got out of it, I know better resorts near by that would work.

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Jennelle L.

The campgrounds need to find another owner and staff. I was invited to this outing along with 8 other RV's & cabins as it was a celebration for a family member's birthday. Upon arrival to my cabin, I was greeted with cob webs and bugs on the ceilings, a bulb out, and blood stain on my pillow. I called front desk to get some assistance and was rudely interrupted by Kelly who discussed another cabins' issues. As I was complaining about the the horrible stain on a pillow, she wants to bring up the fact that the other cabin is violating their no pet policy. As paying customers, I expect my business to stay my business. Why share with other people who are not in the same cabin? Not only is this unprofessional and uncomfortable, now you've created a bad impression for the company you work for. Instead of politely addressing my complaint, Kelly wants to talk about the no pet policy which has nothing to do with me, as I had no pets. After going back to the subject of my blood stained pillow, she wants to tell me "I can assure you there was no blood stain before your arrival. Somebody was there to clean this morning but now the cleaning lady won't be here for the weekend. So you can come to the front for a new pillow case." (SIDE NOTE: NATHAN FROM MAINTENANCE confirmed nobody checked our room the morning of.) So on top of Kelly's lies and laziness, she has the audacity to actually yell at a paying customer. After a heated conversation, she shouts, "Do you want me to send the owner?!" We reply,"PLEASE SEND THE OWNER!" Who shows up at the door? Not the owner, but another staff member named Shelly. She was calm and and polite but still discusses the other party and their no pet policy. She looks at the stain and calls it a chocolate stain. She assures us that everything is washed and that it's okay. We were literally looking at her like, ?!?!?!?!?!?! How is this okay? LOL, please give us new casing for the damn pillow. WHO KNOWS WHERE THIS STAIN CAME FROM?! So finally, she gets us a new pillow and discusses how the other cabin is going to get a $350 cleaning fee for the no pet policy. (BTW, my sister had a party of 5 in the cabin with dogs. 3 of the individuals brought two dogs to hang out with and they ended up getting a hotel nearby and DID NOT STAY. DOGS DID NOT ENTER THE DECK OR CABIN WHATSOEVER.) As she was leaving, we asked for maintenance. Nathan, also polite, asks if he should remove his shoes upon entering. We said yes, and he addressed our issues and concerns. He fixed the light and made sure that we didn't set the AC temp below 72. My guest asked if it was a joke because she could not believe that we had to leave our cabin at room temperature. 72 is literally room temp, lol. Nonetheless, this guy was nice and he's just following their rules. So that was our cabins' experience alone. Let me get into the other parties experiences. THE BIRTHDAY girl was able to rent a cabin right in front of her parents RV site. Her mom and friend (who rented an RV site) were just visiting her cabin. They tried to kick the birthday girl out because she supposedly had additional guests staying in her cabin. Really? lol. This place is ridiculous!!! Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that ANOTHER party found a bag of thongs and used utensils under their bed. WHOAH... I wonder... LONG STORY SHORT, don't camp here. Trust me, you don't want to camp here. I hope they get in trouble from the CDC. Nathan from maintenance also mentioned they were opened the whole time during quarantine. PLEASE BE CAREFUL AS THEY DO NOT CARE ABOUT YOU OR YOUR HEALTH. They only want your money. We all deserve refunds for the multiple horror stories we had to experience.

You always get a decent amount of wood for 5 bucks..
Gillian W.

Hmmf.. I guess I am only the second person or so to review on this place or at least the second showing. So I read the review before this and was like WTF? We had a most enjoyable experience. I don't know who he is talking about on the cart, but everyone seemed so nice! The only one complaint I had was our neighbors that came in the second day we were there, not going to take that away from the park though. Not their fault when some rifff raff comes in. So we arrived Friday night in the evening- just before the office closed. Came in right to our spot then checked in. No problems there. It's a family run place and we didn't have any problems at all. No fire ban when were there. It was also very clear on the website that it was an RV/Cabin place no tent camping. I wondered about this, as we wanted friends to join us but found out later no can do. That was too bad, but was fine. I think too the sitemap wasn't very intuitive when you went to look for the park map, you should have that stuff spelled out. Had to really dig around for that one. Saturday it rained, Sun we rented a boat and went out on the lake. Everything we experienced was seamless. We would definitely go back again and recommend if you are out this way. I rather liked the place. You swim and fish here.. you have to take a boat out to fish, they don't want you fishing off the pier, also you can swim at your own risk at the gravel bar area, not by the boating area.

Looking at the lake from the park
Cornelius B.

This is a great RV park that is right on the water , it is a small place but it is quite and clean. It is not cheap but the bathrooms are EXCELLENT. They make you pay 25 cent to use the hot water but if you come here in a RV and don't want to use your Rig, then you can afford 25 cent. The bathroom is tile in ceramic and you have private showers. There is gravel roads but well maintain; all of the sites are pull thru , a good thing because after a long day of traveling, pull thru's are a good thing. There is a dock near the water and they don't want you to fish at the pier but their is a fish cleaning system. Don t worry taking your bike , because the park is too small to ride around. If you are a ham radio operator, it is a perfect place to to speak in the mic.

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Andrea M.

Very clean park right on the lake. Beautiful scenery. Each site has a fire pit and the bundles of wood are cheap. Sites are decent sized with a scattering of cabins amongst rv sites. There appears to be a section for long term guests. There is a volleyball net, horseshoe pits and a stage that overlooks the lake. This would be a nice setting for outdoor weddings. The owners told us that they will be expanding the park, to include more sites and amenities. This is especially nice RV park for older guests and those who keep pets on a leash. This is not a place for rowdy guests who like to party all night and who allow their children to run unsupervised. No joke, the owners have no problem asking people to leave when they fail to follow the rules.

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One of our favorite spots, always a great time! Staff is friendly and helpful, the grounds are clean.

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Very clean family friendly. Boat rental was so fun. By far one of the best RV resort I have visited

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One of our favorite campgrounds. We discovered harmony lake about five years ago. We always come back.

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“Big Beautiful Lake, cold clean water comes in from bottom of 300 foot damb up river, at Riffe Lake.”

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Riffe Lake Campground - Inside of cabin C5. Has electricity, refrigerator, and microwave.

Riffe Lake Campground

4.2(19 reviews)
5.8 mi

Check in was super easy and the staff was nice. Campsite was clean and picnic table and fire pit…read morewere in good condition. The prices in there store were comparable to those in our town (with exception of the ice cream). They definitely don't price gouge unlike most campground stores. Store also had useful items, not just novelty junk, which was a huge plus. Bags of ice and firewood costs were extremely reasonable. Had ice cold pop and sunburn cream, both which turned out to be necessities. Campsite was clean and so were the Portapotties and bathrooms. It was also quiet at night which was a huge plus. Staff was around if you have questions or concerns. Also felt safe staying there, which is again a huge plus. Don't get the Riffe Lake campground confused with the MossyRock park run by Tacoma power. This place (Riffe Lake campground) is much more family friendly and quiet. There is not boat access and it is a steep walk down to the water, just be aware. They do rent boats and kayaks if you didn't bring your own. Very short drive to Stofford pond for fishing. Had multiple black tail deer sightings, several just walking carefree through the campground. Was an amazing sight to see. Also was a great place to see eagles. We had lots of close sightings of eagles right over our campsite, which was super cool. Plus for our trip there were no mosquitos (July 2021). Plan to stay here again and highly recommend it for anyone camping in the area. Not a tourist trap, it is a nice honest family owned/ran facility, clearly!

Lovely, quite campground. Hosts are extremely friendly and helpful. Would've been a 5/5 if not for…read morethe having to pay for a shower. Took awhile for water to actually warm, 6min goes by fast.

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Riffe Lake Campground - Small rocky/clay beach accessible by small dirt trail.

Small rocky/clay beach accessible by small dirt trail.

Riffe Lake Campground - Trail to lake

Trail to lake

Riffe Lake Campground - Comfy 4" pads. Full and twin bunkbeds.

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Comfy 4" pads. Full and twin bunkbeds.

Mayfield Lake Park

Mayfield Lake Park

3.9(13 reviews)
3.0 mi

Beautiful park and lots big and nice but so much geese poop down by the water hard to take walk…read morewith dogs down there .

Mayfield Lake Park Review…read more We absolutely love Mayfield Lake Park and spend many weekends here during the summer camping in our little tent and chasing muskies. The staff is always friendly, professional, and hardworking, and they truly go above and beyond to make every visit enjoyable. The park is always spotless -- from the campsites to the bathrooms and park areas -- and you can tell the staff takes pride in keeping it that way. On this trip, we came across an injured feral cat near our site. Skyler responded immediately and professionally, setting a trap to help the cat. My son was able to safely get the cat into the cage, and the staff took it to an animal sanctuary. We were so impressed by how quickly and compassionately they handled the situation. Another example of their dedication happened when we accidentally left soap in the shower the night before. Ben was quick to check if it had been found (unfortunately, someone had walked off with my husband's men's Dove soap), but we appreciated his effort and quick response. We drive an hour and a half from our home to spend time at this beautiful lake, and it's always worth the trip. The staff truly deserve recognition for their dedication, hard work, and kindness. Mayfield Lake Park will always be one of our favorite places to relax, fish, and enjoy nature.

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Mayfield Lake Park
Mayfield Lake Park
Mayfield Lake Park

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La Wis Wis Campground - 8/24/25

La Wis Wis Campground

4.0(5 reviews)
44.3 mi

In August 2019, our family stopped by La Wis Wis Campground, which is about 4 miles east of…read morePackwood, WA on U.S. Route 12. We were searching for the Blue Hole Swimming Area, based on a spectacular picture I found in a Washington state travel magazine. Inside La Wis Wis Campground, the blue swimming hole has a cliff where bold teenagers can jump into the deep, glacially cold water below. The campground is somewhat difficult to find, but once you enter the complex, it's best to ask campers where the Blue Hole Swimming Area is located. When we arrived, the rocky area on the beach felt a bit painful on the feet - if you have water slippers, it might be more comfortable. The river is pristine but frigid (the water comes from a glacier) and has a pretty indigo (light aqua color) from above. My 14 year old son and 12 year old son jumped from the cliff into the blue swimming hole and were cheered by.a crowd of families on the opposite shore! This is a fun and memorable activity if you're visiting Mt. Rainier National Park and would like to do something fun on a hot afternoon with teenage kids. But it's not for the faint of heart. We stayed for about 45 minutes before continuing on to Packwood.

Legitimately the worst campground I've ever been to. Our campsite looked huge in photos on the…read morestate site, in reality it was scarcely more than a table on the side of the road through the campground. It's fortunate we were sleeping in a rooftop tent, as there wasn't enough space on the ground for a tent. Almost zero space between your campsite and that of your neighbors, guaranteeing that you will listen to the oblivious hordes of campers slamming their car doors and beeping their automatic car alarms all night long. Reserved a whole weekend here, left after the first night. Happily lost the campground fee for an actual night of sleep.

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La Wis Wis Campground - 8/24/25

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La Wis Wis Campground - 8/24/25 Havanna's on trees stump

8/24/25 Havanna's on trees stump

La Wis Wis Campground - 8/24/25

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Merrill Lake Campground - Merrill Lake from canoe

Merrill Lake Campground

3.8(5 reviews)
33.2 mi

Merrill Lake Campground is a pretty awesome spot. Awesome enough that I honestly hemmed and hawed…read moreover whether to even add it to Yelp. Although my better Yelp humanitarian judgment has won out here, I still hope you read this, enjoy it, and camp somewhere else. Why? This little campground only has about 9 sites. It's free but you need a discovery pass. There is a camp host and there are surprisingly clean pit toilets on-site, but no potable water. The sites fill up fast in the summer time, but have a 3-day limit that's enforced by the friendly but vigilant camp host. I don't want it to fill up even faster now that I'm sharing this, since I do plan to hit this spot at least one more time before summer is over. There are no reservations (first-come, first-served) and the campsites are designed to work for larger groups - some of them could easily fit 7-10 tents. Each site is spaced decently well away from the others, and offers a picnic table, fire ring and places to pitch. The sites don't really offer views of the lake, they're set back in the trees, but there's plenty of shade Not too dusty, but some sites are heavy with gravel. While it's car camping, you don't drive right in to your site but park in a common lot, then walk in (the farthest you'll have to walk is about 50 yards). So no car noise up close to your site. This little campground sits just by Merrill Lake, a nice smaller lake that does not (thankfully) allow motorized boats and fishing is restricted to fly only, catch + release. For these reasons the water is calmer, cleaner, and dotted with fly fishermen and specific times of the day. At the mid-July mark the lake was warm and clear... perfect for swimming and canoeing. There are some excellent trout holes around the edges of the lake, however I'm not a fly fisherman and don't believe in torturing anything I'm not able to then eat (so catch + release is not for me). However I can see how this would be an attractive spot for a fly fisherman. This campsite is a great place to get away from PDX. Only about 1h 35m in no traffic, and the drive (especially if you come up the 503) is a nice one. Very pastoral, windy road. Get out of your house this summer and sleep under the stars. Just do it at some other campsite since this one is mine.

We stayed for two nights-three days last weekend for my niece's birthday. We usually stay at a…read morecampsite at Lake Berryessa in California, but most of my family now lives in Vancouver so we opted for somewhere near there. Plus, the lakes in California don't even amount to the lakes in Washington/Oregon. My parents went to Merrill Lake Campground on Thursday to secure us a spot which was first come first serve. They managed to get a campsite (#4) that had a direct path to the lake (not the day use where most of the guests would walk to)! It was really big, the only downside was the hill which isn't ideal with little kiddos. Also, that we couldn't have a campfire due to Washington's high alert for fires. It just wasn't the same. You do need a discovery pass which we got at a store that was twelve minutes from the campsite- Lakeside Deli. It was $11 for a day use. The scenery was amazing. It wasn't hot at all where the campsite was. It was surrounded by trees. The water was so clear and clean. The weather was perfect once we made it out of the campsite, through the trail, and to shore. Oh god, and the drive. The drive up the mountain was the scariest I've ever seen. It was beautiful, but so scary. It was a great stay (for free at that!). I recommend this lake!

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Merrill Lake Campground - Merrill Lake taken from island

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Merrill Lake taken from island

Mossyrock Dam

Mossyrock Dam

5.0(3 reviews)
4.0 mi

I spotted this area as we were driving along and we pulled into check it out. It was actually such…read morea nice stop and we probably spent at least 30 minutes here exploring. There's a big parking area where people can stop and you can take some steps down to a cemented area where there were multiple people fishing. You can see the huge cement damn across the water and it's actually really peaceful. We let our dog run around a bit and read about the dam. This was a totally impromptu stop but definitely a memorable one. For me, some of the most enjoyable things you can do is to learn about nature and science in a real life beautiful setting and Mossyrock Dam is a good example of that.

I have always enjoyed exploring different dams in the many states that I have traveled to…read more Mossyrock Dam is a concrete arch-gravity dam and is the tallest dam in Washington state. It is 606 feet high and opened in 1968. Its purpose is to produce renewable hydroelectric energy to supply energy to several homes in the Tacoma area. Mossyrock Dam impounds Cowlitz River which created Riffe Lake. I was able to stop at the overlook and spend some time walking around the top of the dam. There are some really pretty views of Riffe Lake from this location. There are two parks in the area around the lake that provide outdoor recreation. Both Taidnapam and Mossyrock Park have day-use facilities, camping, fishing and boat launches.

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Mossyrock Dam
Mossyrock Dam
Mossyrock Dam

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