The park was easy to find. It is located on highway 3 just west of Bethel. There is pavement all the way until you reach the park entrance. Signage is adequate. Check in was efficient and friendly. The rules are fairly basic but not enforced well. It is specified that only one dog is allowed per site. We saw many infractions and a number of dogs were not under control. A Shepard and a Pit Bull type came running out of a site and confronted our leashed dog. The owner came running to corral them but was not apologetic and when we suggested they be tethered he just laughed. There is only one camping unit allowed per site and again, there were numerous violations. The interior roads are dirt and in reasonable condition.. Our site, 27, was a dirt back in that had many exposed tree roots and was not very level until the very rear of the site. It was long enough for our Coach and Towed. Services (30 amp, water and only) were to the left rear. Distancing is not bad for a rural park. The Ttnting sites had a vegetation privacy barrier but none of the powered sites did. Each site has a table and a fire pit. Overall the park was very “rustic” as in services were buried and some brush cleared. No landscaping and no graveled sites.. There is park included wifi but it was pretty much useless the entire time we were there. There is NO cable TV nor did we find any OTA TV. Satellite will be difficult as the park is heavily treed. We did not use the washrooms or showers nor did we have time to check them. There are playground and recreation facilities as well as a pool. There are no restaurants or stores within easy walking distance but just a short drive away you can find food, shopping and convenience stores. We found this park to be a bit of an over priced overnighter. We paid $50.00 per night and we feel we received poor value. We will not be back to this park again.

Great place! Sites are either in the Pines or open field. Sites are large in the pines but only 30 amp. 50 amp sites are in the open field. There are only two sites with sewer connections. They are working with the state to get more sites connected. There is a dump site near the office so we dumped before we went to the campsite. We travel with a TandemTow HDXL as our tow which has our Harley trike on the 8'x8' platform and our Explorer on the dolly. We off loaded in the parking lot and took the TandemTow to the site. They told us to put it in a graveled area across from our site. We then backed into our site and were able to park both bike and car on our site. Site is pretty level. Hard ground with a bit of sand. Pine needles and some grass. There were a few roots sticking up but then it is a site under pine trees and that's to be expected. There is a bath house available. It's clean but we didn't use it because we are self contained and our tanks can handle the five days we were there. Cell service for both Verizon and AT&T was doubled with our cell booster. We have unlimited data plan with Verizon and used my iPhone as a hotspot for our non cell devices and streamed without issue. Scanned for TV channels with our antenna but there were none. We do NOT have satellite so no info on that. No wifi at campsite. Owners are wonderful. Very friendly and accommodating. The owner saw our bike and told us where to go for a couple great rides with spectacular views.

This is our first time out in the camper. We arrived around noon that Saturday. We arrived just at the right time. There were five campsites to choose from. The campground was (very clean). Very little noise. No (party people) and no trouble makers. The owner and staff were super friendly and offered their help if we had run into any problems. My daughter and I plan to camp here again.........Mike & Mekiya

Great place! Sites are either in the Pines or open field. Sites are large in the pines but only 30 amp. 50 amp sites are in the open field. There are only two sites with sewer connections. They are working with the state to get more sites connected. There is a dump site near the office so we dumped before we went to the campsite.

We checked out Wild River Campground one day, planning to return the next. Only 12 sites, including host and only two of the site will accommodate a (small) travel trailer. Both sites were available so we returned the next day, scored site two as tenters had set up on site 3 Another TT came in right after us, but no room at the inn. (Tenters should have been on a tent site IMHO.)