roadtripper75451

Lovely quiet campground on Erie lake. There are a few full hookups. A bunch of partial hookups, power and dry camping. There are no showers but one super clean porta potty. There's a cute little market just outside the campground that the campground owners now bought, have a bit of everything... Ice cream! We had a bit of cell service. Lake great for kayaking and only ten minutes from Anacortes. Would recommend and stay again

Came in off Harrington loop... very easy to find. TONS of sites to choose from. Any size rig will fit. No ammenities, just true boondocking. Was about 81* with slight breeze. We can see a few other campers across the way but it's at least 100 yards+. Camp where there's a pre-established fire pit. Can hear hwy drone but should calm down in the evening. I have US cellular and have 4g with 4 bars.

This looks like a great place but you need good clearance. Our low axel tt would have bottomed out. VERY large rocks to go over and some very deep ruts. Wished we could have stayed but went back to lander city park.

We got a site right by river. It is a bit rocky but had no issues bringing our 16 ft trailer in, just go slow. Many other trailers/tents there. Wouldn't recommend for large 5th wheels or motor homes. One ok pit toilet. Only minutes from redfish lake/stanley lake. Went kayaking and horse back trailride from redfish corrals. It is immediately past sunny gulch paid camp ground, dirt road. We have US cell but no service. Had service by post office in stanley. ** don't put out or up your awnings! Learned the hard way. Came back from riding and a wicked wind had Come up and it looked like spaghetti lol. Lesson learned.

Caretaker is friendly, tons of spaces and room to spare... Either hook ups or not. Bathrooms are a bit dated but clean and hot coin shower and laundry! Would stay again. Right in-between everything. He's got wifi but I had good cell service with us cellular

We do a lot of dry state park camping and dispersed camping and this was for us glamping at its best. We were right in between Port Angeles. Hurricane ridge and sol duc hot springs. hot coin showers and last night I made dinner using their stove in the rec room while doing laundry and watching TV and heated things up in the microwave. Lol...We had cut up a watermelon and stored it in their refrigerator. Definitely being spoiled here. I would highly recommend

Got here at 5:30pm and rv area was pretty full. We parked under a tree on a curve far side. There's lots of tent camping just across from us on grass and shade. Can walk around the park. Have US cellular and have service. There's a few picnic tables. EDIT : came back for 2 more nites a week later as the Hugh otte boondocking site was just to rocky and deep ruts for our tt. 15 minutes from sink canyon!

Stayed at site next to Trail head. Very clean pit toilet, fire rings and tables. Only had a handful of folks come and go. Super quite and centrally located between John day fossil beds painted hills unit and sheep rock units that we went to. We hit a bizarre time I guess cause it snowed for a bit one morning but didn't stick and day turned out gorgeous. Not sure if this would be good for big rigs. We have US cell and no service

1/2 fees if you have a senior pass.
Great campground with showers, ice, laundry and store very close by. If your staying in cg you get a 2/day shower voucher for as many days as your staying. Clean bathrooms with sinks and separate tiny room to do dishes if you want. No generators after 8pm which is nice! They are VERY strict on bear aware/safe food storage. More than once folks got their coolers (that were stored by the table) taken away and fined. Keep a clean camp. Have US cellular but barely able to text. Full wifi up at Mammoth visitor center.