Site 079 Dairy Creek East Excellent State Park – quiet – roomy – in the hills among the trees and lots of green grass Most recent stay was Mother’s Day Weekend May 7 – 9, 2021 ~ We camp in a Little Rig "Tear Drop” style RV w/o toilet or shower ~ plus we like to eat outdoors using the picnic table and set up our dining canopy for sun and weather protection and thus rely on condition of campgrounds facilities and being nearby our site ~ so our critique is focused in that area OMG! This place gets the highest rating in all areas. Restroom/shower building is immaculate; bright and sparkling clean. The staff keeps it that way with regular cleaning. Had air dryers for hands, but wished for paper towels in restroom area for clean-up (realize it is statewide). Individual uni-sex showers with hot water and good pressure fully tiled. Very nice design feature was a separator “pony” wall between the changing area with built in bench and shower stall with soap dish. Kept the water spray away from the changing alcove / stayed dry for toweling off. Ample wall hooks – other parks / campgrounds should use this design as a model for perfect showering experience The grounds are well kept and all sites cleaned / raked after use ready for next camper. Most all sites have full hook-ups, are all level and are roomy with wide greenspace between sites. All have gravel pads with large picnic table and fire pit ring. will accommodate a variety of dinning/shade canopies on the gravel area only metal stake will work. All interior roads are paved easy access for all sized rigs. Separate walk-in tenting area plus a tent allowed with an RV on site. Hiking/biking trails everywhere – even has pumped air on trail for bikes if needed. And it has a disk golf course right in the campground.
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Set in Coast Range foothills, L.L. Stub Stewart State Park offers well-maintained, family-friendly camping with roomy, level RV pads, tent sites, cabins, horse camping and a rentable meeting hall. Amenities include restrooms and showers, park hosts who sell firewood/kindling and ice, recycling, and easy access to the Banks-Vernonia Trail. Trails are varied—hilly, sometimes muddy, and shared with horses and mountain bikes—and there’s a challenging disc-golf course and playgrounds. Expect scenic hilltop viewpoints and helpful staff, but be aware some areas undergo forest thinning/logging and occasional trail or mountain-bike area closures; day-use parking fees apply.
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