La Wis Wis Campground

We were camped across from the two double camp sites so it was a little noisy past the “quiet times” but not too bad considering the amount of people. The blue hole was amazing but got pretty busy on the Saturday. Go on the weekdays. Over all a beautiful area to camp.

Great campground with amazing views, hiking trails, river access, and very close to Mt Rainier. No potable water, but that was communicated much ahead of time to easy to plan and bring our own.

Enjoyed our site and stay! Campground seemed to be well maintained and cleaned regularly. The hostess sites need to be cleaned and maintained a little more as they are the first sites you see as you come into the campground and they are in pretty bad shape and cluttered almost into the road. Overall would highly recommend the campground overall.

Great weekend and campground! Our spot was great, nearest bathroom was clean and majority of the time odor was very minimal. Definitely will be going back and recommending to friends!

Absolutely magical campground. I stayed at site 27A which was situated right on the river. Sites were spacious and felt private. Bathrooms were some of the cleanest pit toilets I've ever seen! Would love to visit again :)

I have camped here many times and love the river here. This is the second year we have not had access to drinking water, which has been an inconvenience. The hosts kept the pit toilets very clean, but they still REAKED in the heat. I had to cover my nose and mouth when using the facilities. There needs to be parking closer to the Blue Hole.

The campground was all be it not as well kept as others in the USFS system. Limited impact felt from lack of water but this issue needs to be addressed. Biggest issue is the bathrooms were ill maintained and the disinfectant overpowered the senses and one could hardly breath. I suspect the product is not being used per instructions. The host camp was unsightly but staff were pleasant. River access good and water great.

Campground has many nice sites, some along the river. Nicely spaced apart even when neighbors are visible. The water systems were down and we had to bring our own, not a problem -- this was communicated to us beforehand. Bathrooms were clean and stocked. Very quiet surroundings (and neighbors).

This is a primo campground usually (our family has visited for seven decades) but the fire prohibition including use of campfire rings really impacted the quality of our two night this mid August. There was also no running water due to systems under repair. Even though there was significant rain in the region the previous week the USFS did not lift the prohibition. Perhaps the dry terrain did not show significant enough changes and/or fine tuning of status is not possible). Finally the camp pit toilets are getting quite old and are poorly maintained, leaving a disgusting odor and ambience. All that said, the beauty and history of the locale still made the visit worthwhile.

Gorgeous campground, very private sites, clean bathrooms