Silver Falls Campground

We spent a night at the campground to tackle the Ten Falls trail, and we would have loved to stay longer, but unfortunately, it was fully booked. Site 72 caught our eye as it offered full hookup and more privacy compared to other sites. The cabins were nicely spread out, but the camping area felt a bit cramped. We did encounter some campers playing loud music, which was quite bothersome. It would have been much nicer if they kept their music at home and let everyone else enjoy the tranquility of the outdoors. The bathrooms were well-maintained, and both the rangers and camp hosts were incredibly helpful and friendly. Most importantly, the trail itself was absolutely worth it. Our advice is to start early as it tends to get crowded very quickly.

Our stay was too short - we were just in for the night. But Ranger Isaiah was the best! I had called the park ahead of time to see how the Walk-In camping worked for same day stays and he took me through the process step by step. Then we were surprised to meet him in person once we arrived and settled in to a spot! Beautiful campground...I hope to return one day to take advantage of the hikes and see all the beauty of the park!

This campground is like a retreat in nature, serene and beautiful! We stayed in a cabin which was great for us, and had access to a picnic table and fire pit. The cabin itself was cozy and had wall heaters, though the larger bed was as hard as a rock (would recommend using the futon for the bed as it has more padding). Our cabin (3) unfortunately was next to a main road, though the proximity to the bathrooms was a plus. Check-in was a little confusing at first since there weren't staff at the main station. We eventually saw that the process is if you have a reservation you should already have your cabin code and just go to the cabin at check-in time. Easy peasey! Firewood and ice are also available for $5 and $1 from self-service areas around the campgrounds. The serene and lush nature is the real draw, including the nature trail that goes around the campground. Highly recommend!

Amazing hosts, very thoughtful and considerate. Only con is there's little to no privacy between sites. Otherwise it's perfect, nature trail inside the park, ranger programs for kids and adults, clean bathrooms and showers, self serve firewood, starter and ice.

Another EV friendly campground in Oregon! Overall a great camping experience, big sites with plenty room for my dog to roam (leashed), clean restroom with hot showers, have good service for t-mobile, friendly checkin process, and day use parking fee is waived if you are camping in the park. We hiked the south fall in the morning, and surprised to see 4 EV charging station at the day use parking lot, and its free too! We went early AM and still have couple open spots for ev charging, and you can see the parking lot was filling up quick already! Since the 10 falls is not pet friendly, we only did the south falls, would definitely plan to come back to do the full hike next time!