Tyee Campground - Umpqua River

Our family love this place, very clean, quiet and the restrooms are very well maintain.

The campground was clean and obviously well maintained. Wonderful view along the river.

Clean bathrooms, campsite and grounds, good river access (one of the paths down needs repaired). Very little cell service but we liked that.

Great campgrounds! The on-site staff was very friendly and helpful, helped me by gold carted the firewood bundles I purchased down to my site. The campground is lovely and well maintained. Trails down to the river are maintained by the Boy Scouts and they were there making repairs when I pulled up. Pit toilets were clean and well maintained. Hose spigot super close to my site. Beautiful and peaceful spot. Will visit here again! T-Mobile, no service the entire time.

Beautiful place very peaceful.

Very pleasant campground. Pit toilet was clean, my site #7 was level and had a paved driveway. I only overnighted here and it was raining so did not check out the trails. There is a covered picnic table area with a sink that would have been quite helpful had I wanted to cook. My site was right on the river. I saw stairs in the Day Use area that went down to the river. The Umpqua was very high due to a lot of recent rain so I could not determine if there was any beach area. I will definitely come back here. The only down side was no AT&T cell signal.

love the campsite clean bathroom but the vaults were so stinky.

Tyee is a beautiful campground. Spaces are set apart so you are not right next to your neighborhood. Secluded but with a lot of room to stretch out. We had one of the "tent only" sites and it was perfect. The campground itself is very well maintained with a campground host on-site. It looked to use that each campsite is cleaned between campers. It also has the cleanest vaulted toilets that we have ever seen. It was so refreshing not dreading having to use the toilet! Tyee campground was an amazing find!

Very clean campground, pretty and several fairly private sites. Stayed at site #1 & #10. #10 was better, large and could hold 2 tents or more. Picnic table was wheelchair accessible and whole site was flat, with lots of room round the fire pit. Only downside is that there is no hiking, just a path that runs the length of the campground. No fire wood for sale, and I never saw a camp host... but not a problem for me. The Umpqua was gorgeous to wake up to. Would stay again.

Pristine campsites, raked like a zen garden not a speck of litter. Mowed and care for grounds and just loved the horseshoe court, took me back to childhood. The water access had wide paved trails with stairs to the bedrock of the river. Late summer was the perfect temp for a swim. The bathrooms were as clean as could be with electric light and fan ventilation. The only ding would be the highway traffic noise across the river.