Bluff Creek

Quite place to go for some down time , great staff/volunteers. Would be excellent if they would stay open during fall and winter , who wants to have a fire and s’mores with your little ones in the summer and would be so nice if the park had sewer

We had no idea a paper mill was across the water which was noise 24/7 and an awful stench that was nauseating. My husband has COPD and we carry a golf cart for him to get around in. The ranger allowed him to use the golf cart however they only allow it parked on asphalt. There was plenty of room on the gravel so it didn't make any sense to us. One of the camp hosts was very nice, the other one has all sorts of skeletons on display at their host spot. What a greeting! The bath houses and laundry are nice except the sign says once they break they won't be replaced. As far as you are from town that's bad for those of us who are full time RV'ers. We will not return.

Arrived late to our site and the hosts arrived right away and said they noticed our rig was a little bit for that site and since they weren't not busy offered to move us which we did. Excellent hosts (2 ladies)! Nice sites. Only suggestion would be to have more than one dumpster located in the back. Another one near the clean out station on way out would be good.

Everything was great except the core needs to dredge access to the boat ramp.
This would be a big plus

Great place to set up camp. We came all the way from Florida on a last minute trip for memorial weekend. The facilities were clean and tons of deer walking around the camp grounds. Our site was clean and equipped with electricity and water. Only problem was the multiple ant hills I kept stepping in, but it is the outdoors. The man running the check-in booth when we first arrived was very helpful. He answered all my questions and let me know who to call or talk to on the campground if something was needed. The trash is located all the way in the back of the campground. It seems to be that most RV’s were set up in the back of the campground towards the boat ramp. If you’re looking for something a little more quiet, we stayed in the first loop by the entrance and found it to be less packed. At night you can hear some plant/factory from a distance but it’s not the worst. We even heard some coyotes at night. Overall it was a great place to stay for the weekend. I would recommend others to stay here in the future. It’s about 20 minutes from Providence Canyon State Park.

Clean, quiet park

Clean, quiet park

The campground was very enjoyable. The staff was really helpful and friendly .Loved watching the deer. Enjoyed it so much that I’ve booked another trip there

Great location for a weekend get away.

Camping excellent but ridiculous when got take your boat 5 miles down road then drive back to camp.then same thing to load it that's 20 miles need fix the boat dock ever one was complaining