Woodchuck Campground

We did not stay at Woodchuck Flats but drove past while we were off-roading. Sites are first-come-first-served and services are vault toilets and trash/recycle only. [Although at the time of our visit on a Friday in July, trash and recycle were both full. Did not check the toilet.]

Sites are basic and are intended for tents since access is via 3 miles of dirt road.

Due to its proximity to Signal Peak (where cell towers are located), cell service is primo.

This area is remote, No water unless you boil the creek water for 15 minutes, No flush toilets, Just an outhouse, you are in the wild. That means you are on your own unless a ranger or logging truck happens by, it's a long way to the KOA campground or gas station near the freeway. Your car isn't going to make it up the hill and over the rocks, a regular truck may, a 4x4 is best. If it rains, good luck. There are lighting storms and it can sound like you are under artillery fire, shaking the ground, but on nice nights you can see every star and look close, you can see satellites crossing the night sky