Decent

Just pulled in. It's June 30, and there are lots of available spots. Very large sites, some with power and pull throughs. Our rig is 63 ft long and fits with room to spare. Not a lot of shade at all, but there is a nice breeze. Spots are clean, and the host is nice. Prices range from$8 for day use to $32 for a power hook-up. Firewood is available.

Site Selection

If you can get by without hook-ups for water and electricity, there are campsites very close to the river, with privacy from adjacent sites. Vehicle noise from highway not noticed as much as the soothing flowing river sounds. Water faucets close to several sites are convenient. Host was FRIENDLY and helpful

No Atmosphere

Not very scenic, few trees for shade, and close to highway. Does have electricity, camp host very nice. Didn't actually stay here but drive through and then on to Calamity which is nearby. Riverside does have a dump station which can be used for $7 if passing by or free with voucher if staying at Calamity.

Riverside Park Campground

Basic National Forest campground. Beside highway and damn,river and day fee park. Closes end of September, but still accessable after closing.RV's, Trailers, & tents. 10/03/18

Clean facility with staff that are eager to serve. Trucks going up the grade near the park can be loud, but tolerable.