Beaver Campground

Loved the campground and river. Lots of bush though!

This campground has potential but is was not well run while we were there. The campsites are generally well spaced and there is a lot of understory so privacy was okay. This is mainly a tenting campground. Very small trailers would fit in some sites. Medium/big trailers would need to pay for the double sites to get the long driveway.
Ours is a 21'ft (25 ft overall) trailer. We did fit in site 13 nicely. Site 17 or 20 might work but other than that, we would need one of the double sites. The host was nice when we arrived and let us switch spots from #6 that we had reserved to #13 FF, so our equipment would fit. However the bathrooms, all of them, had no TP when we arrived Sat, until Wed night when somebody came and stocked them. They did not do anything else however like update the reserved signs which were all out of date now and clean the bathrooms. We saw the hosts when we arrived Sat and never saw them again. We left on Friday of Labor Day Weekend. The campground was quiet during the week but Thursday night people started filing in for the long weekend and none of the tags had been updated. People came into our site to ask us what was going on but we couldn't help them as we had no cell service. The reader board does not list which sites are FF as some are reservable and some our not. All of the water spigots were capped except one at the south end of the campground. This included the one in the field that another review said was threaded for us trailers to fill a water tank. So you will need an adapter for the non-threaded faucets. We had one luckily. River was accessed through the cul-de-sac near site 16. It was not beach like and is rocky. On a side note, group site 2 looked quite spacious with room for about 3 trailers plus several tents. The water was also capped there. Group site one looked terrible to me being much smaller, less shaded and grp 2 driving by. Nearest dump station Skamania Fair Grounds $5.00.

Clean campground. Unfortunately just one water outlet is open and 7 or so have been plugged. Two or three spots would be able to accommodate RVs up to 35’ or less. Quiet place. Very refreshing creek is at the end of the loop. Carson is only 8 minutes away if you’re in a need of groceries/gas. Lotsa spots along the highway to buy firewood. Park host also sells firewood. Main restroom has flushable toilets with sinks.

Great location close to Falls Creak Falls and the Wind River. Bathrooms were clean and the camp was quiet. Also, no issue with bugs. Would have been nice if the Forest Service would have opened up a couple more water spickets.

I love the grounds! Been there 3x's, but this last visit was a bit unpleasant and lacked peace and quiet. Way too many kids and car alarms going off at odd hours. People were really loud after 10pm. Felt like I was in the city! 😒

We go here every year and this year they didn't have the water turned on so it was a royal pain to have to haul in our own water. It was something about staffing issues and delays on getting the water tested. Of course they did get it turned on after we left but it was still a bummer. Let's hope they have their act together next year.

Besides the water issue, camping was still fun.

This is a small campground. Sounds easily carrying across the campground.

This campground is rather rustic, with mostly vault toilets and few water spigots. There were beautiful tall trees and ample shade.

Beaver Campground is my favorite, it's small, secluded and quiet. Each site has space and trees/bushes around it so you're not looking at other people or vehicles. The Wind River is peaceful, it's so nice to sit next to and unwind.

I will go back. It was 105.1 degrees the first day and 101.7 the second day. The third day I left.
What I liked is that the sites seemed to be farther apart than in most camp sites. The pad I was on was level. I was camping on a very hot day, 105.1 degrees. Some sites were empty because people didn't show up and some left. However, no one ran generators and the people that were there were quiet so it was very peaceful.
What I didn't like is that my site was a little over grown. It had to be careful backing in to keep from hitting branches that needed to be trimmed back. Other sites were not so bad. Another thing that could be better is to have garbage cans around the camp. Right now there are only the huge bins at the entrance/exit of the camp. Normally it wouldn't have been a big deal but walking a over a quarter mile when it was very hot was not good.