Soldier Creek Campground

Well-maintained camping sites. Very easily accessible from main road. Signage is clear and sites are spacious enough for a mid-size trailer. Picnic tables and benches are solid and made of concrete. Great granite climbing rocks located throughout the campground (both my kids loved them, and another camper said they were the main reason he chose this campground). Restrooms are adequate but not fantastic. Men's room has a very stout odor; women's is better. It was difficult to find water taps. Great bear-proof garbage cans. Nearby stream. Hiking trail to ice caves directly south from campground (these are fairly accessible and not hard to find off the main trail, downhill across the face of the mountain; the first cave is less than 100 feet from the trail and can be entered without climbing

This is a great way to escape the heat in summer, fun area to explore, it can be very crowded & busy though

This is a litely used campground during the week. There were some nites where we were the only camper. Some of the sites are wetter than others, and some sites are better for tents. On one stay, there was no TP for 3 days. Luckily, we brought our own. We did stop at the nearby visitor center, and she gave us some rolls. There's a nice creek that runs next to the campground, and it normally has some water running. There's also some large rock formations that kids love to play on. All but one site has bear proof storage containers.

This has become the destination for us. Nice elevation and great views just to the south of the campground. Close to Riggs Lake.

Beautiful campground. Nice flat sites with room for tents or RVs. Huge boulders are great for kids to play on. No water in immediate campground. Reasonable price. Good clean outhouses. One of our favorite spots.