North Fork Campground — Hotel in Graham

Beautiful campground. We were going to stay at another campground, however lower down closer to Randall they were full. So I would suggest downloading Google maps while you're in Randle before you head up the forest roads. They are not marked very well, not very many signs to show you the way. We took 2 wrong turns. The campground is nicely maintained, the camp host had a paper copy of maps of the roads and surrounding caves. There are vault toilets. A small Creek runs right next to the campground. Was pretty quiet and calm, on the smaller side in regards to number of sites, but the sites were pretty spacious.Lots of vine maples & tall cedars. Host had wood, Randle is 12 miles away, had a good drive thru espresso, and saw a whopping breakfast joint, & has station. They are the last cell phone reception you get. We went to nearby Layser caves , Read reviews so you dont go to far up the road. Would return if we came back to this side of the state. The host was super nice, were glad to talk with him...

My wife kids and I stopped briefly for lunch not knowing we weren't allowed to..after waiting for us to get out and start eating the camp host came over and started yelling very unprofessionaly at my family and I yelling repeatedly ther was no day use and practically pushed us into our car..we did nothing to deserve being treated like that and I never even tried to argue with him..refused to give me his name so i could report him and threatened to at least assult me if i diddnt leave after i was already in my car with him screaming in my window spitting in my face...forgot about it until I recently heard someone else's similar story about that campground...

The campground is very pretty and our site was like a little amphitheatre. The trees were perfectly placed for a hammock to hang and it was clear and clean. There were many sites not cleaned up which was sad because those were spaces with more sunshine that would have allowed the spaces to be a little warmer or to have a solar shower heat up.

The camp host was pleasant and had nice recommendations. The drive to Lake Takhlakh was long and partial gravel but the view at the lake and the trail around the lake was worth every bump in the road. You can bike ride or walk the trail. The views of Mt. Adams were...