Seedhouse Campground

We stayed at Seedhouse on Labor Day weekend at site 006. 006 was a great location and felt private with ample space between our site and others. There was no campsites behind us and you could hear the river. We had deer walk through our campsite which was also pretty cool. The site did not have much shade (which we knew coming in and planned for accordingly). There were a few hiking trails walkable from the campsite as well.

Extremely clean restrooms and close proximity to some nice trails. The campground felt a bit congested with small sites but it ended up being pretty quiet. No cell service in this whole area.

Surprisingly empty

Relaxing with plenty of space between campsites. So was individual unless you wanted to socialize. Bathrooms were clean.

Site 24 by the entrance was great and nicely shaded. Pine martens in the area and abundant other wildlife. Excellent and friendly hosts.

Great location and well-kept sites.

Nice, quiet campground. Host was nice and let us know where we could access the river. Saw deer and lots of chipmunks. Clark has a little store which was convenient. Only complaint is there were tons of flies. I've never stayed at a campground and had such a problem with flies, so not sure what that was about. Had nothing to do with food, either. They were there no matter what. It was actually tough to relax because they were so bad.

Well-kept campground with nice sites. The view, communal water pump, fire pits, picnic table at each site, and nearby access to a river (4-min walk) was nice and being out of cell range was even better. You are close enough to neighbors that you can see/hear them if that's your vibe, and a lot of people leave during the day to do activities. We stayed at site 13 where there was very little shade, so ended up hanging a tarp above the picnic table so we weren't exposed all day. Thought there would be immediate water access, but it's down about a 30-foot drop without easy access. Lots of flies.

Love this campground! Small, close to the river and just secluded enough.

Very scenic area and mostly well kept camp sites. The sites felt quite close together and limited privacy. Site 3 was right next to the bathrooms and you could smell them occasionally. There was also a lot of mosquitos making the stay a little unpleasant (I know this is out of their control). Easy access to some beautiful hikes and overall good stay, but would not recommend site 3 or summer camping here.