Cedar Springs Campground (WA)

Site 7 was very nice, very large tent site, with good shade cover and nice pathway to bumping river and nice rock beach at the river. Very nice large area in general with fire pit and picknic table. The distance between sites was quite large. I never felt I was too close to the other sites. The outhouses were clean.

Great campsite, lots were far apart and well maintained. Restrooms were clean.

The campsite (08) was really big, which was great. We loved having space for a giant tent and still plenty of room to play around, and for our dog to explore. The camp host was friendly when he came by. By and large, a great, shady campground. A

Two big negatives- the potable water was questionable. It came out very yellow, and even though we were assured if we pumped it first for 4-5 minutes it would be okay, we didn’t trust it and chose to fill our jugs elsewhere. Also, no dumpsters! We took ours to the neighboring campsite, American Fork.

Was there during week so not crowded. Good access to a couple of rivers and Bumping Lake. Water pump needs grease and perhaps a water quality check.

No cell service, Spot 2 has a nice entry to the river. GPS will take you to the American Forks campsite. Just keep going past that one, and you’ll see Cedar Springs on the left. The camp site listed my name but we did not see the camp hosts to check on us. The pit toilets themselves were relatively clean. Quiet location, nice place to stay.

Very quiet, which was what we wanted on the 4th of July.
The outhouses were stocked and didn’t smell much. Nice sites. Only thing is the water pump is in the middle of space one. We will stay again.

Disappointed in the campsite. The river next to it is a small barely running creek. There's evidence of lots of snake activity. As a female solo camper I felt unsafe as the campground was very quiet. Only 1 other camper there and campground host wasn't there overnight. I left after 2 nights, booked 4. There are far better dispersed sites along the river up toward bumping lake.

Quiet campground (when we went, at least) that has two sets of vault toilets that didn't smell horrid. Our site ($8) was large and felt private. We had minimal bugs, which was probably assisted by many yellow jacket trap bags hanging from trees near sites. We were only there one night and would definitely come again. The only awkward thing is that the water pump is located behind site #1, so you have to walk very close to that site to access it.

Nice spot. Quiet campground. There is river access, you just need to go down a bit of a bank.

Large campsites. No electricity, but water available using hand pump at well. Outhouses in poor shape. Clean, but building very old. Staff professional and friendly.