La Wis Wis Campground

Campground was clean and was surprised that there weren't more people there just after the 4th of July holiday, I would say it was 1/3rd full. The reservation card for my site wasn't updated the day we arrived, so a slight panic before I realized it was for the prior reservation. It was updated after our first night. As others have noted, no running water which seems to be more prevalent with Forest Service campgrounds these days :-(. We were in C13 and the site was very small, so much so that we had a hard time finding a place to put our Kingdome 4 tent that wasn't right next to the road. Also, if we would have had neighbors, they would have been right on top of us as there weren't any trees, etc. between the sites, it looked like one big site with two driveways. You can see the site at the beginning of my video here: https://youtu.be/rf-dBPJPUCw?si=b8zmB_Ud7iKYLEOv

We camped in Loop D which is right along the river. Big camp spots easily fit a large tent and our vehicle. Campground is well managed and host was available if you needed.

We have been camping here for years
one of the families favorites. We will be back next year, only thing is no parking at blue hole,long walk to the car is this new

Usually a nice place, but with a fire ban, no running water, and various sites having fire-pit and table work being done, it's questionable as to why the place was even open. Especially with Ohanapecosh being closed for the year, I would have thought more of the first-come, first served sites would have become reserveable.

Also, there are no per-site photos on the website. The sizes of the sites vary wildly in some cases. There really needs to be some photos or more info about usable tent space on the website.

Incredible campground with a short hike to the beautiful blue hole, only downside was no running water at the spigots.

Nice clean campground with friendly hosts

Beautiful campsite. Nicest pit toilet, inside and out, I have ever had the pleasure (?) of using directly across from the site. Campfire ban was unfortunate but understandable.

Very good location, had some privacy, close to Mt Rainier and near a river.

Great campground! We were actually in the H section were there was no water, but it didn't matter for us. There were hardly any people there, so it was very quite. We were a bit confused at first about how to park our rig along the road, but camp hosts happened by and helped us understand that we had all the room between our site # and the next site #. Loved being able to hear the river at night with our windows open. This section of the campground actually puts you closer to the "Blue Hole" that everyone else has to walk to get to.

Very nice campground. Well managed. Quiet . Ideal for a weekend of relaxation next to the river .