Woodward Campground

Woodward is a lovely campground. Quiet, less crowded, and more bathroom options compared to jubilee.

Nice campground. Very nice camp host!

Good communication with camp host. Restrooms clean and well stocked. Quiet campground.

The state was nice. The campsite was a little small. We stayed in campsite eight but it did the job for what we were there to do and we enjoyed our time.

Easy access to the lake. Not sure why 1/2 of the campground was closed but it might be because there is so much available boondocking near by. The spots are large and level with lots of room for large RVs with space for extra vehicles and boats. A personal pet peeve is charging for dumping ($10 per occurrence) when obviously this campground is for larger rigs that clearly have to dump. The 4 showers (for 60 to 70 campers) for that were working needed cleaning and maintenance. Seriously need to fix the water pressure which was so intense you couldn't stand under it for more than a few seconds at a time. It was a complete waste of water not to mention letting sprinklers run constantly to water the weeds. Anyhow, it was an okay campground with easy access to water but the hiking trails were on the other side of the lake.

We stayed in site 9 and had plenty of room for our 30' 5th wheel. All sites are dry camping with water and restroom close. James the camp host is great, very friendly and helpful, one of the best we've encountered.

Near by Tollgate Crossing store and restaurant are very handy, food and service is excellent. We did day trips up to Wenaha & Umatilla forests with a network of roads that get you out to the wilderness and wild life. Every morning we could hear Elk bugle and see the campground deer.

We've stayed here in the past and will be back again.

We stayed in site 9 and had plenty of room for our 30' 5th wheel. All sites are dry camping with water and restroom close. James the camp host is great, very friendly and helpful, one of the best we've encountered.

Near by Tollgate Crossing store and restaurant are very handy, food and service is excellent. We did day trips up to Wenaha & Umatilla forests with a network of roads that get you out to the wilderness and wild life. Every morning we could hear Elk bugle and see the campground deer.

We've stayed here in the past and will be back again.

We stayed in site 9 and had plenty of room for our 30' 5th wheel. All sites are dry camping with water and restroom close. James the camp host is great, very friendly and helpful, one of the best we've encountered.

Near by Tollgate Crossing store and restaurant are very handy, food and service is excellent. We did day trips up to Wenaha & Umatilla forests with a network of roads that get you out to the wilderness and wild life. Every morning we could hear Elk bugle and see the campground deer.

We've stayed here in the past and will be back again.

A wonderful camp ground close to lake Jubilee, about 2 mi of pavement away before the 8 mi of dirt road. It was much quieter than the Jubilee campground with larger sites that are spread out more so it was great for our large party!
There is wood you can buy locally sourced close and the camp host was very nice and prompt with ensuring the bathrooms were cleaned and stocked as well as proper check in. My family will be visiting again next year!

A wonderful camp ground close to lake Jubilee, about 2 mi of pavement away before the 8 mi of dirt road. It was much quieter than the Jubilee campground with larger sites that are spread out more so it was great for our large party!
There is wood you can buy locally sourced close and the camp host was very nice and prompt with ensuring the bathrooms were cleaned and stocked as well as proper check in. My family will be visiting again next year!