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Collins Campground

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16 sites · RV, Tent

If you like your raging campfire with a side of raging river, Collins Campground is the place for you. The majority of the sites are riverfront so keep an extra eye on the kiddos as it’s advised to take extreme caution when near the water. This one’s totes not floatable people, but look on the bright side, with rushing water comes ethereal cascades! So check ‘em out! 21 feet is the max for RVs and sorry folks no hook ups. Water is not available on site, but can be found close by at the Interrorem Cabin.

What this place offers

No campfire allowed

Pets allowed

No showers

Toilets

No potable water

No picnic tables

No sewage hookups

No electric hookups

First come, first served

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4 ratings · 8 reviews

September 2017

Closed. Very disappointed.

Carol C.

8 years on Hipcamp

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· August 2017

Private and secluded

Kenneth P.

8 years on Hipcamp

July 2016

Site #14 - Best back-in trailer/RV spot. fairly private. River access. Site #15 - Best multiple RV spot. Huge parking, flat area. Visible from the road which can be a bummer, especially in the fall. Wading pond can be stagnant during the summer (mosquitoes!). Good river access.

Eric L.

10 years on Hipcamp

July 2016

Site #11 - Overall good site, decent trailer parking if a bit shallow. Good water access and reasonably private, especially in the spring. Site #12 - Excellent site, parking can be very tough for pulled trailers, low overhead (loops around a tree). Very private, good almost private river access due to up and downriver obstructions. Can be shady in the morning. Site #13 - My favorite, good for back-in trailers. A bit of a steep dip from the parking to the main camp area, but private with excellent access to the river.

Eric L.

10 years on Hipcamp

July 2016

Site #8 & #9 If you're bringing the whole block up for a party these are the sites for you. Lots of parking space (I've seen a camper truck, 2 SUV's and a sedan parked there at the same time). Huge open space and large access to the river behind the sites. Site #10 - in throwing distance to #8 and #9, so risk of partygoers getting all up in your business. If you're good with that or the partiers are not up that weekend, then it's an excellent site. Good river access and parking. Nice flat areas for multiple tents.

Eric L.

10 years on Hipcamp

July 2016

Sites #5 & #6 - Good sites with access to both the feeder stream and the river behind the sites. Close together so good for large families or party goers. If you have too many people for two sites -- then #4 is a good overflow site for this group area. Tent only as the parking is for both sites and not easily accessed. Site #7 - if you show up late on a friday or weekend chances are this is the only site left. Very exposed on 3 sides and faces the ranger board and pay site. No water access. Pretty much tent only - there's not really any parking

Eric L.

10 years on Hipcamp

July 2016

Sites #1 & #2 are good for large family groups, or a set of families. They are separated by brush and a fallen tree, but are still very accessible to each other. There is a steep drop off behind the sites to a feeder stream. No direct river access. Site #3 has no direct water access, but is fairly isolated from the rest of the campground. Shady, and easy to back into. Good for a small group or large family. Site #4 is a shallow, and very open site. Good if you don't care if everyone can see you. No direct river access. Drop off behind the site to the feeder stream.

Eric L.

10 years on Hipcamp

September 2015

Collins Campground was AMAZING. The campsites are gorgeous, especially the ones right on the river. We had scoped it out ahead of time, and were hoping to get site #12 with the little pull-through for vehicles, but it was taken when we got there so we ended up with #13. Which was a blessing in disguise, because it was chilly in the mornings, and we noticed that our neighbors didn't get any sunlight through their trees; however, our site was a bit more open and so it warmed up nicely. Try to bring plenty of water, because even though there IS water available at the Interrorem cabin a mile and a half away, it's well water (and if you are not used to it, the color might turn you off a bit.)