Kachess

Our campsite offered us privacy. However, the shared water tap area had lots of food waste, garbage and mud making it very unsanitary. The vault toilet next to our campsite needs to have screens installed in the wall and pipe vents as there were so many flies inside. Please have someone in charge enforce the no-burn advisory as our neighbors had a campfire all night long making us nervous.

the camp site was amazing! has nice flushable toilets and its away from traffic so you are literally in the woods. Has 2 car parking space along with a bench too and the access to lake is barely 15 mins walking and 5 mins in car. overall an amazing camp site. Will come again

Very wonderful experience. The campground was clean, very beautiful environment, many places to explore and overall boosted the fun experience I was having. The staff were very kind and helpful would come again!!!

Other than the burn ban we enjoyed our trip very much

Very nice campground had alot of fun. The bathroom was a little but gross but besides that everything was great.

We had a great time at the Kachess campground. There were some drawbacks because of the timing of our visit, nevertheless we had a great time. No fires were allowed at the time. We are disappointed that the water level of the lake is so low, but that is a fault of nature which no one is responsible for. It didn't stop us from swimming and boating and doing some things which would not be possible with higher water.

Kachess is a nice campground albeit a bit full when I was there. Sites were clean but it would be nice if you could drive your vehicle all the way into the site especially when you camp in a van as I do. I was unable to utilize the picnic table as it was not in close proximity to where I was able to park. The water was very low in the lake but I was able to do some nice hikes with my dogs despite that. Great place for a one night stop while traveling.

Overall a nice late-summer stay, even though the water level of the lake itself was really low (nd I knew that coming in so not surprised). My campsite was of good size and had a nice firepit and picnic table, with rustic restrooms nearby. Unfortunately someone who used the site before me left soiled toilet tissues in areas surrounding the campground, so I had to take it upon myself to pick them up. Ick. The family in the site next to me lit a small fire despite the ongoing (and well-posted) burn ban. The folks staying across from me decided it was a good idea to let their kids ride mini-bikes around the campground around the 10 p.m. curfew. Late-arriving campers on the other side made sure everyone heard them as they were settling in, I think around midnight. Signage letting people know that the bridge at the Little Kachess Trailhead is out was non-existent, but we forded the river and did the hike anyway, which was very nice. I also kayaked up the Little Kachess Lake quite a ways and that was a peaceful, scenic experience. Next time I go will be in late spring or early summer when the lake's water level is hopefully higher.

It's heartbreaking to see how this campground has gone so down hill. We've come every year for nine years now and I think we need to find a new tradition. My kids have learned to embrace the mudpit that used to be a lake and we don't complain about the droves of flies in the outhouses or disrepair of the plumbed bathrooms. What broke me this year: 1. Our campground host was super grumpy when we asked him to tell people squatting in our reserved site that they needed to move. 2. Same host cleared his campsite (except for his grey water tank, which he decided to leave behind) and moved out one night. 3. That night the campers next to us decided to have a bonfire. In August. While another wildfire was already burning through the county. Clearly there was a burn ban in effect. I was worried about the ability for us all to evacuate if the fire spread and I just can't go back in good conscience.

We enjoyed the location, had good space for two cars to be parked, a large tent to be setup, had flush toilets and nature was amazing!