Cossatot Reefs

Great spot. Very peaceful. Lots of trees. Blacktop roads and pads. Easy in and out at angles. Big rig friendly. 20/30/50 amp service but water is shared between 2 sites. Be sure to bring at least 100 ft of hose to make sure you have access to "city water" or fill your fresh water tank.

Great place to stay if you have any RV and want to go to Lake Gillham. We camped jn a tent and had planned to spend days swimming at Cossatot River sand bar area. That camp area was full. This place is really nice though. FLUSHING toilets and showers with WARM water. Major plus. AND we had power and water at our site. Overall would recommend to anyone wanting to be in the area.

You will love this place from the time you pull up to the registration office! If you have children with you, be sure to let them go in with you to look around at the amazing collection of artifacts Ms. Reba - the hostess, has collected throughout the years. SO INTERESTING! It's like a mini nature museum in itself. The camp sites are all level and well maintained. They each have electricity, picnic tables, firepits, grills and most have their own water hook ups. If you get in one that doesn't - just bring a double water connector - you'll still have access to a water hook up. All of the spots are shaded, and not right on top of each other. Most of these beautiful sites are situated along the side of the Cossatot River on a raised area - which is regulated by a huge dam, so I have never see

Campground was nice. Sites are big. Share water so bring a splitter thing. Not on the main river. Below the lake I think. Beautiful natural area.

Camp site was nice for peace and quiet. River was flowing behind our site. Doesn't appear that the people responsible for picking up trash and litter are doing much since trash has been at some empty sites for 5 days. We will camp here again because of the peace.