Indian Creek (WA)

After arriving and getting parked the camp host camp over and checked us off the list, introduced himself, and chatted for a bit. He was very friendly and kept the campground and pit toilets very clean. Most of the campsites had some distance between so you didn't feel like you were crammed in like sardines. There were several trails leading both to Rimrock Lake and over to Silver Beach Resort (which includes a little camp store and diner). There are elk nearby and if you are quet might get a sight of. Plenty of wood for fires. At first glance our spot (#19) looked to be smaller than listed, but we fit in it without issue. We have a Chevy 2500 short bed with a 30 ft trailer with a single slide and didn't have any trouble fitting. All-in-all I would say this was a very clean and fairly quiet spot to camp.

Great waterside sites. Some sites have smaller parking pads, so check before you book. Lots of highway noise closer to the road, less at the lakeside. The water was high end of May, so I could slide my kayak into the water from my campsite. Rimrock is a great kayaking place if the wind is not up. There is a walking path to the small resort next door. It was a louder over the weekend, but very quiet on a weekday. In part because school is still in session until later in June.

Enjoyed our Memorial Day camping trip with friends.

Camp Host was rude shoved her phone in my face for no reason.

This is a nice campground, but many of the sites are very close to each other. If you want more privacy pick a spot towards the outside of the loop.

Beautiful campground with majestic trees.

Absolutely beautiful. Campsites are placed apart from one another perfectly. Clean campground.
Vault toilets. No showers.
The road (12) has truck traffic but not much during the night.
I loved it and will go back.

Least friendly host we've ever had. Did not check us in or even talk to us once.

Great space between camps, clean and the water was great and easy access.

The campground was great and we have camped here many times. We didn’t see the camp host hardly at all making rounds. We are used to when Dan Vail was the camp host and he seemed to be out and about more often interacting with the campers and taking care of things. There were a few camps on this trip that were very noisy after the 10:00 quiet time. We are not used to that with Indian Creek from the times we have stayed there before. The previous camp host seemed to care more all around.