Winston Creek Campground

We really enjoyed our stay at Winston Creek. There were some potholes throughout the loop but they weren't too bad. No hookups and the bathrooms were a little rough (bring your own toilet paper just in case), but it was very quiet and enjoyable. Sites were spaced out nicely so it felt pretty secluded. We stayed in site 7 and our 21 ft hybrid trailer fit just fine. We walked around the campground and really would have enjoyed any of the sites. For a travel trailer, I think sites 1, 3 and 5 would have been our least favorite for backing in but all would have been completely doable. This is a DNR campground so no host onsite - bring your own firewood. From site 1 and group site 2 we found a couple different trails to the creek with a little bank for hanging out but not sure there were any ot

Good spot to bring a couple friends and chill. Heard whistling at night and it was a little creepy. Probably was just somebody messing around.

This is a hidden gem for sure, you have to call and reserve the site you want ahead of time (no same day, because there is no host on site). You just open the gate and go to your assigned spot. And it looks like all sites have river access, but here’s a little tip: #4, 5 & 6 had the best water access by far. And when spot #10 reopens that would be probably be my personal favorite…. ;-) Happy camping!

This is dry camping, no hookups. Each site is designed for privacy. Most sites have river access. Reservations are required, no fee, but must have Northwest Forest pass for each vehicle. There are a couple of short easy trails at each end of the campground. Pack out your garbage.

VERY quiet place. There is no cell signal here, at least not Verizon. The sites were more private than any others campgrounds we have been to. It seemed the site was trimmed before we got there, as we walked around the open sites were pretty grown up with weeds. We were in Site #5 and even for a small 20' camper like ours, it was a challenge to get it backed in due to the angle of the parking spot to the road. The roads around the campground are very narrow and muddy. This is why I dropped it to 4 stars. There were several sites that were located on a bend in the road so they would be much easier to back into. It looked like many of the sites that were along the creek had direct access to the water. Ours had a short path from the site to the creek that was maybe 40-50 ft long and