Lucky find as we drove across the country. The first couple of first come first serve campgrounds we tried to stop at were already full so we were a bit worried we’d end up sleeping at a rest area. Then Weber Crossing popped up on Google Maps. This place was right off the road, which makes it super convenient but also loud from road noise and train noise from the nearby tracks. That was the most significant knock against it. Other than that, it was a solid place to crash for the night. We also saw a bald eagle hanging out in a large tree by the river!

If you’re planning on staying several days, keep in mind the trees are very young and small and won’t provide shade or any privacy between campsites. There’s two flush toilets, and the bathrooms also have showers. I also didn’t notice a large trash receptacle for guests to use, so we just kept our trash in a grocery bag and packed it out.