Spring Canyon

there was no campground hosts We arrived to our spot only to have someone else camped there They had to move their camp after we showed them our reservation paperwork . usually the post at the campsite has the information posted so everyone knows that someone has it..People are constantly driving through and ask if they can park in any spot that vacant. These usualy are Russian people who hardly speak english They park wherever they see a vacant camp spot hoping someone doesnt show up. There were generators running through the night.

We’ve been coming here for over 25 years and it never disappoints. The grounds are always clean. The staff diligently cleans the bathrooms. We love the upper loop and the grass was excellent considering the summer we’ve had. The beach area and park didn’t disappoint either. We slip a boat every year too. It’s the best!

It was a great location, loved the waterfront, close to the Grand Coulee Dam.

Our experience was great, but a windstorm blew our tent down the second night so we went home!

Spring canyon is well taken care of - the bathrooms are clean and there are nice grassy areas. Our only complaint was how close the campsites are to each other. We were surrounded by big groups but everything quieted down by 10 pm. The beach area is beautiful and the little nature hike was an added bonus.

nice camp area, will recommend to others

We initially booked a campsite at some banks down the road. When we showed up it look like a Kid Rock party. We pack up our stuff and went to Spring Bank and had an absolutely wonderful experience. They have a great beach, a dock to dive off of and the overall campsite was just great.

The campground was clean, neat and well maintained, but the campsites are pretty close together. There were dogs (more than one) right in the vicinity of my camp site, and they were noisy at inconvenient times, (nighttime and early morning). I'd prefer it if dog owners are restricted to one area of the campground, and that notice is given to allow campers to locate their sites away from the dog area. Also, the 10 pm quiet time was not very well supervised. I didn't complain because people get upset about the littlest things these days, but I assumed it was the campground supervisor's duty to remind people who are making noise after 10 pm. For those of us that like to get good sleep at night, these issues (dogs and late night noise) are the issues I encountered.

Just have a good time. Keep in mind, the manager position is based off volunteers which we did not have during our stay, but the trip was great nonetheless.

No order. The campsite works only for drunks and disrespectful people being loud until 3 AM. There is no one to call for issues with other campers or for emergency. The Ranger doesn't even show up anymore and there are no numbers to reach.