The Dalles Campground

The Dalles Campground, located on WA-410 in Enumclaw, WA 98022, USA, is part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, providing a camping experience in the state of Washington. You can contact them at phone number (530) 932-0242 or mobile phone +1 530-932-0242.

According to customer reviews, The Dalles Campground is a "very nice camp" with campsites that are well separated from each other by both distance and vegetation, offering a degree of privacy. The campground is described as smallish, with just over 40 sites. The sites themselves are noted as large and generally clean.

The campground facilities include vault toilets, of which there are plenty, and they are reported to be mostly clean. Premium sites located next to the river are mentioned as being particularly inviting.

However, there are a couple of potential drawbacks to consider. One reviewer found the proximity to a busy highway to be "disconcerting," suggesting that noise from traffic might be noticeable. Additionally, there was an "apparent bear problem" mentioned, so campers should likely take necessary precautions regarding food storage and safety.

Access to the river from the campground is somewhat limited. The primary river access appears to be from the day-use area, while the rest of the campground has a high bank. A trail in the day-use area was reported to be closed due to downed trees, some of which seemed to have been down for an extended period.

On a more positive note, there is a good out-and-back trail that passes the "9.5 ft douglas fir tree" and connects to other trails across a bridge, offering opportunities for hiking. However, one reviewer noted that The Dalles Campground was a bit further from Mt Rainier National Park than they had anticipated, mentioning another larger campground called Silver Springs, located several miles down the road, as being closer to the park.

Overall, The Dalles Campground offers spacious and relatively private campsites in a potentially scenic location near a river. However, local users from Taiwan considering this campground should be aware of the potential noise from the nearby highway and the reported bear activity. River access is mainly through the day-use area, and some trails may be closed. If proximity to Mt Rainier National Park is a priority, it might be worth considering campgrounds closer to the park, such as Silver Springs. Despite these considerations, the clean facilities and well-separated sites can contribute to a great camping experience.