Tree of Heaven Campground

A lovely, no frills campground. Clean and simple.

Nice campground. There was no host
someone was occuping our campground when we arrived we ended up using empty Host site as we were there for just one evening

Quiet, beautiful sites! We loved our stay at this campground. Definitely coming back as soon as we can!

Great location!

The site was rather odd for where to place the tent and not be encroaching on the adjacent site, but the worse part was an RV in the middle of the fairly small campground running its generator during quiet hours and keeping its floodlights on all night. The campground host was not present overnight to enforce noise/light courtesy.

Wonderful campsite beside a sparkling river. Would be 5 star except for the dangerous left-hand turn into the campground on a blind corner in the road - you have to hope no-one is racing around the bend towards you.

Quiet, small, along the gentle river. Came in July when it was 90+ outside but while in the trees it didn't feel like it. "Boat Ramp" is good for inflatables and kayaks for a starting off or ending point. Not much room for anything else by the time everyone is standing around. I found no other access to the water. The "river walk" is definitely all overgrown nature and some rattle snakes. The interpretive trail is about 1/2 mile long. Host doesn't stay in campground during the week (maybe) so couldn't ask any questions about other trails. No cell service period. A little bit of truck engine noise from the logging trucks.

Spot 19 has NO trees so therefore no shade. Perfect spot for any other time but July during a heatwave.

Relatively quiet(some uphill highway noise, especially from logging trucks! Love the proximity to the Klamath River. Campsites were nicely laid out and spaced apart for some privacy. Bathrooms were clean and the smell was tolerable. There are a number of dead/dying trees and numerous dead branches, some of which pose a risk to falling on a camper's vehicle, tent, or RV, so those should be removed! Nature trail definitely needs maintenance--lots of overgrown plants/branches and weeds in the path which make it difficult to walk. It would be helpful to have a second set of recycling bins at the far end of the campground, instead of just at the entry. We'd go back again!

I really enjoyed my six day stay at Tree of Heaven. I found the sites were groomed regularly, clean restrooms, and I felt safe. The camp hosts were very helpful and communicative. The trail to access the Klamath River was also enjoyable. Thank you to everyone who takes care of our Parks.

It was a great stay next to the river. I highly recommend this site.