We stayed at Rivermouth Modern for two nights in early September. As reviewed previously, they enforce the 3pm check-in time, so we left our trailer in the parking lot right adjacent to the Ranger/Check In) while we began our hiking! The campground was neat and clean with acceptable space and foliage between sites. The bathrooms and showers were clean and cared for. We debated between Rivermouth (reportedly quieter and further from the both Falls) and Lower Falls (closer to both falls). Both campgrounds are nice and equal in quality. But Rivermouth has two features that may set it above Lower Falls. Rivermouth is right on the river. If you have a kayak or canoe you can put in right from the campground (right from your site if you're lucky enough to grab one of those). The river there is quiet and peaceful and a terrific place to see the sunset. The other advantage is that it is connected to the Pines Rustic (dry camping) area. A stroll down that road and then on to the group camping areas is as peaceful an evening's walk as you'll find. On the other hand...After two trips to the Upper and Lower Falls, I might next time consider Lower Falls Campground. It's a little closer. Also want to mention the Wheelhouse Restaurant in Paradise. Great place for lunch or dinner.

Showers and bathrooms were clean. Easy check-in. The leaves were just starting to turn for the fall. Beautiful. We’ll be back.

Park is directly on the river with beautiful views and a nice breeze! Nicer and more peaceful than the Lower Falls campground—worth it to drive a bit further to the falls and stay here!

Clean and quiet! Typical state park camping. Little playground for the kiddos. If you do not need electricity, try to get a spot in the pines campground. The sites are more spaced out and shaded in the pines. Firewood and ice avail at park office. We rode bikes to the bay and hiked Around the mouth of the river. The views were stunning and we read stories of the indigenous people who inhabited this area prior to colonization. The bay and river had leeches so we did not swim. The mosquitos were a plenty but a thermacell did the trick. Kayaking/canoeing is lovely here! Many places to put in at the campground. Just a short Walk from your site. We visited the shipwreck museum and it was worth paying to go in the buildings, even with 2 young children. We didn’t stay long but still work seeing it! The beach at the museum is beautiful and not crowded. Great spot to play for a while! We hiked the upper and lower falls. Both were very crowded. I would prefer to stay at rivermouth over lower falls.