Camp Williams Resort

5 Stars – A Hidden Gem with Outstanding Hospitality! I had a wonderful experience at Camp Williams Resort! From the moment I arrived, the service was excellent. Kathy was incredibly warm, welcoming, and full of friendliness — she went out of her way to accommodate us, even considering the time of year (October), which we really appreciated. The campground itself was impressively clean and well-kept. The restrooms were spotless and clearly maintained regularly, which made a huge difference in comfort during our stay. The entire place had a peaceful, well-organized vibe that made it easy to relax and enjoy. One of the highlights is the beautiful creek running right alongside the campground — it adds a calm, scenic touch that makes the whole experience feel even more special. Highly recom

Place was a mess. It would have been better to camp in the middle of nowhere. Don’t book here please, spend the extra $20 a night and take your family somewhere they will really enjoy. They will thank you for it. Bears run around here with no guards or anyone on duty. You must bring your own bear spray even when in the campground . Bathrooms are worst than most truck stops

We have been in the mobile home industry as resident managers for 30+ years now and we feel the customer communication skills at Camp Williams management has a lot to be desired. We were interested in purchasing a park model, I phoned the office several times and only got voicemail. After several attempts, I finally left a polite message to have the manager call me to discuss the space rent and such. I never received a call, so I reached out via email, only to receive what I believe to be an automated response. The home is now in escrow to another buyer and I feel if I received a timely response from management that may not have happened. The realtor that listed the home put me on a group chat with management and still no response. If I would have this form of unprofessionalism, I w

So here is the scoop for this location We had a pretty decent-sized retreat here, above 50 people. The location is absolutely great. Though the river sites don't have any shade, they do pack a great out-of-tent view. Bathrooms are as good as it gets for a campsite. There were frequent bear visits during our stay, which honestly complimented the vibe. Cathy warned us well in advance to keep our food packed away, and boy are we glad we did (except for a salt shaker which the bear clawed and ate through!) The cafe has drinks, water, ice, snacks and a host of things that really save you from making a trip down the hill. If you plan properly and let the staff know of your special requirements, they are very accommodating and understanding. We had very special requirements which Cathy took

We spent Labor Day weekend camping—and let me tell you, it was a wild ride (literally and figuratively). The vibes were great: good music, good people, and even better food—some families sharing dinner plates like we were at a family reunion potluck. We set up camp at spots 27 and 28, which were near the dumpster but surprisingly, it didn’t smell. Small wins. Then came the bears. Every night, between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m., we had visitors of the furry, uninvited kind. The first night, we heard noises but assumed someone had a little too much to drink and stumbling on their way back to their tent or maybe someone looking for a midnight snack. Well, I was correct about a midnight snack. But it wasn’t someone, it was a full on bear as we later found out (after night two encounter.) By night