Howard Miller Steelhead Park

We enjoyed this little park. The camping was very nice. The sites are close but the angles mean you don't see much of your neighbors. Would be 5 stars if the had full hook ups but only have water and electric, no sewer but there is a dump station on the way out for $5. Feels like a dump should be included with your stay. The grounds were very clean as were the baths that had codes to use, so no da... We enjoyed this little park. The camping was very nice. The sites are close but the angles mean you don't see much of your neighbors. Would be 5 stars if the had full hook ups but only have water and electric, no sewer but there is a dump station on the way out for $5. Feels like a dump should be included with your stay. The grounds were very clean as were the baths that had codes to use, so no day users. Rich and Karen the camp hosts were great and checked us in quickly. The site was clean and ready. Very dog friendly and long as your dog is on a leash and even had bags so you can be a responsible dog owner and pick up after your pet. They were also child friendly as long as your child was under your control and not running around the park. There is a little trail there you can walk along the river and fishing was on fire even with a dry fly in July. Most site were shaded or had some shade with a tree but check if you want shade or not and book a good site for your needs. There is a bar and grill across the street that is great to grab breakfast and dinner to take with you if going into the national park and doing some adventures, we did several hikes and had dinner at the visitors center by ourselves. Over all a nice week of adventures. If this was helpful or you are still reading this review give us a like. You can follow for more RV camping, food, and adventure reviews across North America and beyond.

We enjoyed this little park. The camping was very nice. The sites are close but the angles mean you don't see much of your neighbors. Would be 5 stars if the had full hook ups but only have water and electric, no sewer but there is a dump station on the way out for $5. Feels like a dump should be included with your stay. The grounds were very clean as were the baths that had codes to use, so no da... We enjoyed this little park. The camping was very nice. The sites are close but the angles mean you don't see much of your neighbors. Would be 5 stars if the had full hook ups but only have water and electric, no sewer but there is a dump station on the way out for $5. Feels like a dump should be included with your stay. The grounds were very clean as were the baths that had codes to use, so no day users. Rich and Karen the camp hosts were great and checked us in quickly. The site was clean and ready. Very dog friendly and long as your dog is on a leash and even had bags so you can be a responsible dog owner and pick up after your pet. They were also child friendly as long as your child was under your control and not running around the park. There is a little trail there you can walk along the river and fishing was on fire even with a dry fly in July. Most site were shaded or had some shade with a tree but check if you want shade or not and book a good site for your needs. There is a bar and grill across the street that is great to grab breakfast and dinner to take with you if going into the national park and doing some adventures, we did several hikes and had dinner at the visitors center by ourselves. Over all a nice week of adventures. If this was helpful or you are still reading this review give us a like. You can follow for more RV camping, food, and adventure reviews across North America and beyond.

We usually don't stay in RV parks because we have a smaller rig and prefer more rustic campgrounds. We stayed at Howard Miller because friends had reservations there and asked us to join them. That said, this was an exceptionally clean, well run facility. The sites were level, the trash was emptied, the bathrooms were clean. They also upgraded us when we checked availability of better sites a week... We usually don't stay in RV parks because we have a smaller rig and prefer more rustic campgrounds. We stayed at Howard Miller because friends had reservations there and asked us to join them. That said, this was an exceptionally clean, well run facility. The sites were level, the trash was emptied, the bathrooms were clean. They also upgraded us when we checked availability of better sites a week before we arrived. I highly recommend if you have a bigger rig, need electrical hookups in the area, or if RV parks are your jam.