LC1 - unexpected surprises
My husband and I stayed at Glacier Peak for four nights with our two dogs, and the entire stay was very relaxing. The campground is large - it has cabin rentals (small homes that are rented out too?), spaces for tents, and RVs (the playground is pretty run down if you have kids). Although our spot was in the middle of the campground and hard to find with the signage (LC1), it was large and felt private, with cars respecting the campers around them. The bathrooms were very clean (the warm water in the showers were inconsistent but they worked!), we had access to full RV hookups, I surprisingly had great cell service (Verizon), and we ended up making friends with the campers next to us. The check-in office has some merchandise and little essentials, as well as wine from their winery. There is access to the river and lots of spaces for tent campers across the street (that's totally where I would stay if I was tent camping)! The beach is well kept, and spacious enough. There is a niche chapel and goody stand as you walk toward the river, which was unexpected and cute. Overall, the experience was great! You aren't staying at a 5-star resort, but it was quiet, clean, and had some unexpected surprises! 10/10 recommend!