joe c
VerifiedJanuary 10, 2020 Stayed at: 039, Loop: SSSG
Yep fun even if no fish.
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494 reviews
Russian River Campground is highly regarded for its spacious, clean campsites, friendly staff, and beautiful surroundings, making it a favorite spot for many visitors, including long-time campers. Improvements such as a new entrance road and well-maintained facilities enhance the overall experience. However, issues with reservation policies lead to frustration, as many booked sites remain unoccupied, preventing others from enjoying the campground.
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January 10, 2020 Stayed at: 039, Loop: SSSG
Yep fun even if no fish.
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January 10, 2020 Stayed at: 031, Loop: SSDB
It is a terrible system for reservations at the Russian River. I have tried getting on at 6 AM in Alaska and rarely get the June dates. The people I know who get dates have all their friend and even their employees all on at the same time and all trying to get them. Sometimes they get half a dozen. In literally a second the campsites are gone.
And the worst part is the people who book those don’t even have to show up until the third day. We have been there and seen campsites during peak season empty for 2 nights on Wed and Thur just so a person could show up on friday for one night. And the forest service will not give their spots away until late in the day after the second night they have missed. Which that is not the case at the other campsites. What a waste of an amazing resource. I have the opportunity to travel during the week people are blocking my opportunity just to have a Friday night booked.
I have spoken to people who thought it was funny that they start booking the campsite early just so they could be In line to book the following 3 nights at that site. They had no intention of using the first booking. Then only 1 of the 3 nights booked will get released for people like me to use.
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January 11, 2020 Stayed at: 053, Loop: RSNG
Beautiful facility. Would prefer hook-ups but understand why not.
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January 11, 2020 Stayed at: 053, Loop: RSNG
Beautiful facility. Would prefer hook-ups but understand why not.
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January 12, 2020 Stayed at: 014, Loop: RSDB
Great campsite and base for fishing and hiking.
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January 12, 2020 Stayed at: 014, Loop: RSDB
Great campsite and base for fishing and hiking.
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January 13, 2020 Stayed at: 047, Loop: RAIN
Well cared for campground!
A beautiful site with amazing scenery and a boardwalk that takes you through a very Alaskan experience.
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January 13, 2020 Stayed at: 047, Loop: RAIN
Well cared for campground!
A beautiful site with amazing scenery and a boardwalk that takes you through a very Alaskan experience.
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January 14, 2020 Stayed at: 081, Loop: KING
We left early, campsite was so smoky we couldnt breathe and everything was covered in ash. Was forced evacuations the day after we left. I read they chose not to fight the fire early as it was small and not headed anywhere important. Than the wind changed and things got crazy. Just another poor management job for Alaska ruining it for former residents just like the 1 halibut rule.
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January 14, 2020 Stayed at: 081, Loop: KING
We left early, campsite was so smoky we couldnt breathe and everything was covered in ash. Was forced evacuations the day after we left. I read they chose not to fight the fire early as it was small and not headed anywhere important. Than the wind changed and things got crazy. Just another poor management job for Alaska ruining it for former residents just like the 1 halibut rule.
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Seward Ranger District, 33599 Ranger Station Spur, Seward, AK 99664 United States
Elevation: 104 ft
From Anchorage, Alaska, travel south for 110 mi to Milepost 54 on the Sterling Highway, Alaska State Highway 1.
The campground is accessible via the Sterling Highway (Alaska State Highway 1), located approximately 54 miles south of Anchorage.
Last updated: October 22, 2026