River Place Campground

Billi Kruse

If I could give less than 1 star I would. I just got off the phone with the owner who I have been trying to get ahold of for 1 month. I needed 2 campsites. 1 for a tent and 1 for a camper. She was very rude and found it really hard to understand me(I had perfect reception and I am a very direct and specific speaker). She also could not grasp the concept that I needed 2 different sites. When I was asked how I would be paying I said credit card. She informed me that I could only pay with check(I would need to mail it and only after she received it would my campsites be booked) or PayPal. When I asked she send me a bill receipt to my email so I could pay it she said I don’t know how that works. My daughter calls me and tells me when it’s paid she said. I informed her I was not comfortable paying something without a bill receipt she said to bad that is how it is done. I camp ALOT and never have I ever been treated so poorly by someone I was doing business with. Do NOT, I repeat, do NOT stay here. I don’t know if it is a fake site or what, but I hung up the phone with the overall feeling that I was being punked.

Alissa Brickman

Very quiet, kind seasonal residents, beautiful, and tranquil spot to spend early mornings watching the sun rise.

angela vlasyuk

PRO- Lots of options for Things To Do, Hike Trails, Shaded C ampGrounds,, Close to Cities, etc.. CONS- Camp Sites too close Another..

Kayla Riley

Campsites are pretty close together but enough room for a family and large camper. $200 a week/$25 a day plus electric, and Teresa the manager is very nice. Docks available for $6 a day and Superior is 15 minutes away for easy shopping. Water, electric and sewer hook ups at all the sites, pet friendly, picnic tables and fire pits at all sites.